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Evidence of Local Biological Continuity for an Ohio Hopewell Complex Population
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  • 1972Digging up bones605 cited
  • 1973History of Human Life Span and Mortality.481 cited
  • 1964The Hopewell Complex of Ohio47 cited
  • 2009Explorations Of The Edwin Harness Mound26 cited
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  • 1985Cranial variation in the terminal Late Archaic of Ohio17 cited
  • 1964The development of Adena Culture and its role in the formation of Ohio Hopewell9 cited

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