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Colonial Gravestones and Demography
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1969AbstractThis paper discusses in a general way the range and use of demographic data that are, or may be, retrieved from colonial New England gravestones. In particular it examines some limitations of the usefulness of these data. The uses of gravestone data are also discussed in conjunction with those of published vital records and of early census ...
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Geology Today, 2016
Cemeteries and graveyards not only serve as a peaceful place to commemorate the dead. For geologists—whether amateur, student or professional—almost any urban cemetery provides a valuable opportunity to carry out scientific field work at leisure, right on the doorstep, and at no cost.
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Cemeteries and graveyards not only serve as a peaceful place to commemorate the dead. For geologists—whether amateur, student or professional—almost any urban cemetery provides a valuable opportunity to carry out scientific field work at leisure, right on the doorstep, and at no cost.
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A 120-year record of the spatial and temporal distribution of gravestone decay and acid deposition
Atmospheric Environment, 2016Howard Mooers, Ronald R Regal
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