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Bernd Herrmann1988

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Trace Element Content in Prehistoric Cremated Human Remains

Bernd Herrmann · Gisela Grupe

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1977On the distribution of trace elements in human skeletons

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Year1988

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Published1988-01-01

VenueProceedings in life sciences

ISSN-L0172-6625

Languageen

Citations16

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ShelfForensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies

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