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Standards For Data Collection From Human Skeletal Remains: Proceedings Of A Seminar At The Field Museum Of Natural History
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For Human Remains That Are Likely To Be Repatriated Or Otherwise Made Unavailable For Future Research, An Exhaustive And Thorough Data Collection Protocol (standardization Of Minimal Amounts Of Inf...

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