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A leprous skeleton of the 7th century from Eccles, Kent, and the present evidence of leprosy in early Britain
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  • 1972Digging up bones605 cited
  • 1964Bones, Bodies And Disease151 cited
  • 1980Paleopathology of the Ptolemaic inhabitants of Dakhleh Oasis (Egypt)67 cited
  • 1961The Palaeopathology of Early British Man: An Essay on the Problems of Diagnosis and Analysis57 cited
  • 1974New evidence for the antiquity of leprosy in early Britain28 cited
  • 1958EVIDENCE OF LEPROSY IN BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIAL21 cited
  • 1967A Leper Cemetery at South Acre, Norfolk16 cited

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  • 1997A Discrete Variant in the Third Plantar Tarsometatarsal Joint: Patterns of Occurrence in a Prehistoric Population from West-central Illinois11 cited

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