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Title
Small town life in war-torn post-medieval Scania : a bioarchaeological study of human skeletal remains from 16-18th century Ängelholm, and a discussion of the merits of small osteological samples
Type
Student Paper
Publ. year
2015
Author/s
Stråhlén, Rebecka
Department/s
Historical Osteology; Classical archaeology and ancient history
In LUP since
2016-05-11
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China
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United States of America
80 (17%)
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58 (12%)
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
34 (7%)
Brazil
18 (4%)
Canada
16 (3%)
Germany
13 (3%)
Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
8 (2%)
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7 (1%)
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6 (1%)
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2026-10-31 07:02:04