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The study of the human remains from Nubia: The contribution of Grafton Elliot Smith and his colleagues to palaeopathology
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  • 1997Molecular evidence for tuberculosis in an ancient Egyptian mummy192 cited
  • 1967SIR MARC ARMAND RUFFER (1859–1917) PIONEER OF PALAEOPATHOLOGY54 cited

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