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Unraveling the impact of prenatal air pollution for neonatal brain maturation.

Environ Int
Pujol J, Martínez-Vilavella G, Gómez-Herrera L, Rivas I, Gómez-Roig MD, Llurba E, Blanco-Hinojo L, Cirach M, Persavento C, Querol X, Gascón M, Foraster M, Gispert JD, Falcón C, Deus J, Dadvand P, Sunyer J.   +16 more
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Late Iron Age Whaling in Scandinavia

Hennius, Andreas, Ljungkvist, John, Ashby, Steve, Hagan, Richard, Presslee, Samantha, Christensen, Tom, Peets, Juuri, Rudolf, Gustavsson   +7 more
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Late Iron Age Calleva

2018
Britannia Monograph series ...
Durham, Emma E, Fulford, Michael, Pankhurst, N, Clarke, Amanda   +3 more
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Late Iron Age and Roman Silchester

2018
Britannia Monograph series ...
Timby, Jane R, Fulford, Michael
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İkiztepe in the Late Iron Age

Anatolian Studies, 1999
Following a three year survey in the Samsun region between 1971 and 1973, excavations started at İkiztepe, situated on the outskirts of İkiztepe village near Bafra town, in 1974. The results obtained from the excavations since 1993 demonstrate that the Bafra region was also settled during the Late Iron Age (Bilgi 1995: 142; 1996: 157; 1997: 145 ...
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Late Iron Age/early Roman Northamptonshire

2020
Northamptonshire Archaeology, 28, 129 ...
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Titchmarsh Late Iron Age and Roman settlement

2020
Northamptonshire Archaeology, 28, 164 ...
Curteis, Mark, Jackson, Dennis A, Markham   +2 more
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Late Bronze Age - Iron Age zebu cattle in Jordan?

Journal of Archaeological Science, 1978
Abstract The Late Bronze Age-Early Iron Age tell Deir'Alla in Jordan was excavated by a Dutch excavation team. In layers belonging to the 15th, 13th and possibly 10th century BC three bifurcated spinous processes of the dorsal or thoracic vertebrae of humped-backed cattle were found, which indicate that humped-backed cattle were living in Palestine ...
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Dating Late Iron Age Ekron (Tel Miqne)

Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 2006
The dating of Stratum IC at Ekron, type-site for the southern coast of Palestine during the late Iron Age, has become the subject of increasing controversy. In 2003, Na’aman published an article arguing that the founding of Ekron (Tel Miqne) Stratum IC should be raised from the excavators’ estimate of c. 700 bce to a point within the second half of the
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