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Accessory sacro‐iliac articulations
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  • 1964Accessory sacroiliac articulations in East African skeletons25 cited
  • 1997Life conditions of a roman imperial age population: Occupational stress markers and working activities inLucus Feroniae (Rome, 1st–2nd cent. AD)22 cited
  • 1996Attempting to Identify Activities in the Past: Preliminary Investigations of the Third Millennium BC Population at Tell Abraq14 cited
  • 2003Identifikation und forensische Osteologie14 cited

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