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Comparative analysis of pathogen detection methods in spinal infections: a retrospective study of 287 cases. [PDF]
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Profile of COVID-19 cases during four waves of the pandemic from May 2020 to March 2022 in the Haut-Ogooué region in Gabon. [PDF]
Lekana-Douki SE +19 more
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A genomic history of the North Pontic Region from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age. [PDF]
Nikitin AG +33 more
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Visuelles- und Ausstattungskonzept für Patientenbereiche in den Krankenhäusern des LBK
Architekturbüro von Bassewitz, Patschan, Hupertz, Limbrock (Hamburg) +1 more
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Truly deviant grave features exist with the known Linearbandkeramik (LBK) mass graves from Germany, which share the absence of grave goods, erratic commingling of bodies, a location within a settlement context and suppressed individuality of the dead. They differ markedly from LBK multiple burials found in cemeteries and seem to have been deposited as ...
Kurt W Alt, Detlef Gronenborn
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Truly deviant grave features exist with the known Linearbandkeramik (LBK) mass graves from Germany, which share the absence of grave goods, erratic commingling of bodies, a location within a settlement context and suppressed individuality of the dead. They differ markedly from LBK multiple burials found in cemeteries and seem to have been deposited as ...
Kurt W Alt, Detlef Gronenborn
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Animals in LBK society: Identity and gender markers
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2018Thanks to archaeological work undertaken in the Paris Basin (France), a large volume of high quality faunal remains data was obtained from settlement and funerary contexts from the first Neolithic societies, the Linear Pottery Culture “LBK” (sixth millennium BC).
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Multi-agent Modelling of the Trajectory of the LBK Neolithic
A modelling approach is presented in which archaeological data on the first farmers in central and western Europe, called the Linearbandkeramik (LBK; 5600–4900 cal BC), are cross-analysed with the corresponding environmental data. The purpose of this approach is to reconstruct the geographical expansion and subsequent dissolution of the LBK culture ...
Bocquet-Appel, J.-P. +19 more
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