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A study of early metal age crania from Ban Chiang, Northeast Thailand
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  • 1967Epigenetic variation in the human cranium.686 cited
  • 1976The use of inverse sine transformations in the analysis of non‐metric cranial data140 cited
  • 1976Ban Chiang: a mosaic of Impressions from the first two years66 cited
  • 1966The Jomon population of Japan: A study by discriminant analysis of Japanese and Ainu crania.54 cited

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