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Cranial weapon injuries from Anglo-Saxon dover
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  • 1990“Warrior Graves”? The Background of the Anglo-Saxon Weapon Burial Rite252 cited
  • 2002An Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Great Chesterford, Essex29 cited

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  • 2012Assyrian Attitude Towards Captive Enemies: A 2700-year-old Paleo-forensic Study12 cited

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