The archaeological study of epidemic and infectious disease

Peter J. Mitchell

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Paleopathology and ancient diseases History of Medicine Studies Ottoman and Turkish Studies

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(2003). The archaeological study of epidemic and infectious disease. World Archaeology: Vol. 35, Archaeology of Epidemic and Infectious Disease, pp. 171-179.

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