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Is Bone Elevation in Hand Muscle Attachments Associated with Biomechanical Stress? A Histological Approach to an Anthropological Question

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2025Introducing “Validated entheses-Based reconstruction of activity 2.0” (VERA 2.0): Semi-automated 3D analysis of bone surface changes

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2021New insights into the manual activities of individuals from the Phaleron cemetery (Archaic Athens, Greece)11 cited