Le cluster mortality - humans

Terms

3	mortality
3	humans
2	southeast
4	modern

Associations

Freq.	Weight	Association
2	2	humans - southeast
1	1	modern - southeast
1	1	modern - mortality

Documents par ordre de pertinence

000050 (2011)	Sandrine Prat [France] ; Stéphane C. Péan [France] ; Laurent Crépin [France] ; Dorothée G. Drucker [Allemagne] ; Simon J. Puaud [France] ; Hélène Valladas [France] ; Martina Lázni Ková-Galetová [République tchèque] ; Johannes Van Der Plicht [Pays-Bas] ; Alexander Yanevich [Ukraine]	The Oldest Anatomically Modern Humans from Far Southeast Europe: Direct Dating, Culture and Behavior
000022 (2015)	Jesper L. Boldsen [Danemark] ; George R. Milner ; Svenja Weise [Allemagne]	Cranial vault trauma and selective mortality in medieval to early modern Denmark
000095 (2006)	Sandra Lösch [Allemagne] ; Gisela Grupe [Allemagne] ; Joris Peters [Allemagne]	Stable isotopes and dietary adaptations in humans and animals at pre‐pottery Neolithic Nevallı Çori, southeast Anatolia
000097 (2005)	Nicole Von Wurmb-Schwark [Allemagne] ; Arne Ringleb ; Michael Gebühr ; Eva Simeoni	Genetic analysis of modern and historical burned human remains.
000155 (2000)	S. Hummel [Allemagne] ; B. Bramanti ; T. Schultes ; M. Kahle ; S. Haffner ; B. Herrmann	Megaplex DNA typing can provide a strong indication of the authenticity of ancient DNA amplifications by clearly recognizing any possible type of modern contamination.
000194 (1993)	G. Grupe [Allemagne] ; H. Bach	Life style, subsistence and mortality in the Slavonic village at Espenfeld (Kr. Arnstadt, FRG). A trace element study.
000197 (1991)	H. Claassen [Allemagne]	[Paleopathologic findings in Hallstatt Period humans of Oberpfalz. Conclusions concerning the environment].
000201 (1989)	G. Hühne-Osterloh [Allemagne]	[Causes of pediatric mortality in a medieval skeletal series].

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