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resolves10.1006/jasc.1998.0384Diet, Status and Decomposition at Weingarten: Trace Element and Isotope Analyses on Early Mediaeval Skeletal Material
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no DOI — not checkedAmadu F (2003) La Diocesi Medievale di Bisarcio. Carlo Delfino Editore, Sassari
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no DOI — not checkedRadosevich SC (1993) The six deadly sins of trace element analysis: a case of wishful thinking in science. In: Sandford MK (ed) Investigations of ancient human tissue. Chemical analyses in anthropology. Gordon and Breach Science Publishers, Langhorne, pp 269–332
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