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The Pre-Pottery Neolithic B Bone Industry from Yiftahel, Israel

Paléorient, 1988
L'assemblage des outils en os d'Yiftahel, Israël (période PPNB) est analysé à l'aide de critères simples, quantifiables et reproductibles. L'adoption de cette typologie devrait faciliter la comparaison des industries osseuses des divers sites néolithiques du Levant.
Garfinkel, Yosef, Kolska Horwitz, Liora R.   +1 more
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[A novel therapeutic approach to bone replacement: vitalisation of industrial processed allogenic bone graft with autologous bone marrow].

Zeitschrift fur Orthopadie und Unfallchirurgie, 2007
Osseous defects of the human skeleton are a common problem in reconstructive orthopaedic and trauma surgery. In spite of a long-standing history of research on different organic and inorganic bone replacement materials, a clinically applicable alternative to autogenous bone transplants has not been found.The current paper describes a novel bone ...
U, Schmid, F, Thielemann, K, Weise, B G, Ochs   +3 more
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Characterizing the Lower Paleolithic bone industry from Schöningen 12 II: A multi-proxy study

Journal of Human Evolution, 2015
Although preservation of Paleolithic faunal assemblages from open-air settings is often poor, the Lower Paleolithic sites of Schöningen provide exceptionally well-preserved mammalian faunal material for investigating hominin/animal relationships. Pleistocene fossil assemblages, however, usually reflect a complex taphonomic history in which natural and ...
Marie-Anne Julien, Bruce Hardy, Mareike C. Stahlschmidt, Brigitte Urban, Jordi Serangeli, Nicholas J. Conard   +5 more
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The Bone Industry

2022
Gaëlle Le Dosseur, Ariel Shatil
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Industrial Development of Bone Cement Twenty-Five Years of Experience

2001
Many years of intensive research by Otto Rohm led to the development of poly(methylmethacrylate) (PMMA), the basis of bone cements, in 1934. In 1936, Kulzer was founded by the German firms Heraeus and Degussa to produce artificial dentures made from PMMA. In 1936, the cold curing of methylmethacrylate was developed in Kulzer’s laboratory.
W. Ege, K. D. Kühn
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Kotedalen bone industry. Typological and technical identifications

2013
Technological approach to the Mesolithic osseous worked material of Kotedalen.
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A Note on Calcining of Bones as a Village Industry

MADRAS AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL, 1949
Manuring of crops for increased production without disproportionate increase increase in the cost of production is aimed at by all producers,and in this endeavour,simple process of conversion of bones as a cheap phosphatic manure is presented below for adoption in villages.By a judicious combinaton with, green manures,compost ,farm yard manure,oil ...
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Bone industry at the Bronze Age settlement of Mursia, Pantelleria.

2011
IpoTesi di Preistoria; Vol 3, N° 2 (2010); 31 ...
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Molecular imaging in oncology: Current impact and future directions

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Steven P Rowe, Martin G Pomper
exaly  

An Aboriginal Bone Industry.

Mankind, 2009
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