The Ecological Approach: Understanding Past Diet and the Relationship Between Diet and Disease

M. Anne Katzenberg

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Analysis of Human Diet Using Stable Isotopes Are Stable Isotopes Useful in Diagnosing Past Disease? Mummies Mobility Summary References

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