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Human Skeletal Remains of the Middle to Late Jomon Period Excavated from the Inland Kitamura Site, Nagano Prefecture.

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ôGS•ô Human skeletal remains of a total of 190 individuals were excavated in Kitamura Site (Nagano Pref., middle to late Jomon; ca.4000-3000 B.P.).The morphology of Kitamura people were generally similar to the contemporary Jomon •ôGH•ô Key Words•ôGS•ô: Kitamura Site, late Jomon, enamel hypoplasia, dental caries, inland population

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