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List of bibliographic references

Number of relevant bibliographic references: 16.
Ident.Authors (with country if any)Title
000179 (2011) K. A. Shuler [États-Unis]Life and death on a Barbadian sugar plantation: historic and bioarchaeological views of infection and mortality at Newton Plantation
000225 (2011) Rebecca C. Redfern [Royaume-Uni] ; Sharon N. Dewitte [États-Unis]A new approach to the study of Romanization in Britain: A regional perspective of cultural change in late Iron Age and Roman Dorset using the Siler and Gompertz–Makeham models of mortality
000343 (2009) Sharon N. Dewitte [États-Unis]The effect of sex on risk of mortality during the Black Death in London, A.D. 1349–1350
000356 (2009) D. H. Ubelaker [États-Unis] ; I. Pap [Hongrie]Skeletal evidence for morbidity and mortality in Copper Age samples from northeastern Hungary
000698 (2005) Jesper L. Boldsen [Danemark]Leprosy and mortality in the Medieval Danish village of Tirup
000738 (2005) Deborah E. Blom [États-Unis] ; Jane E. Buikstra [États-Unis] ; Linda Keng [États-Unis] ; Paula D. Tomczak [États-Unis] ; Eleanor Shoreman [États-Unis] ; Debbie Stevens-Tuttle [États-Unis]Anemia and childhood mortality: Latitudinal patterning along the coast of pre‐Columbian Peru
000910 (2002) Žydr N Palubeckait [Lituanie] ; Rimantas Jankauskas [Lituanie] ; Jesper Boldsen [Danemark]Enamel hypoplasia in Danish and Lithuanian Late Medieval/Early Modern samples: a possible reflection of child morbidity and mortality patterns
000B10 (2000) Mario Šlaus [Croatie]Biocultural analysis of sex differences in mortality profiles and stress levels in the late medieval population from Nova Rača, Croatia
000B81 (1999) Alícia Alesan [Espagne] ; Assumpci Malgosa [Espagne] ; Carles Sim [Espagne]Looking into the demography of an Iron Age population in the Western Mediterranean. I. Mortality
000D95 (1996) M. Anne Katzenberg [Canada] ; D. Ann Herring [Canada] ; Shelley R. Saunders [Canada]Weaning and infant mortality: Evaluating the skeletal evidence
001000 (1993) Shelley R. Saunders [Canada] ; Robert D. Hoppa [Canada]Growth deficit in survivors and non‐survivors: Biological mortality bias in subadult skeletal samples
001285 (1988) Bernardo Arriaza [États-Unis] ; Marvin Allison [Chili] ; Enrique Gerszten [États-Unis]Maternal mortality in pre‐Columbian Indians of Arica, Chile
001355 (1986) Rebecca Storey [États-Unis]Perinatal mortality at pre‐Columbian Teotihuacan
001363 (1986) S. Ryan Johansson [États-Unis] ; S. Horowitz [États-Unis]Estimating mortality in skeletal populations: Influence of the growth rate on the interpretation of levels and trends during the transition to agriculture
001541 (1981) Dennis P. Van Gerven [États-Unis] ; Mary K. Sandford [États-Unis] ; James R. Hummert [États-Unis]Mortality and culture change in Nubia's Batn el Hajar
001591 (1979) Donald J. OrtnerDisease and mortality in the early bronze age people of Bab edh‐Dhra, Jordan

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