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A mortal wound caused by a flint arrowhead in individual MF‐18 of the neolithic period exhumed at Sant Quirze del Valles
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  • 2002A Neolithic skull lesion probably caused by an arrowhead20 cited
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  • 1996Fatal wounds in a Late Neolithic double inhumation—A probable case of meningitis following trauma17 cited

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