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Small Towns: Lemovices City from the Second Iron Age to the Middle Ages

2011
This issue is devoted to the Lemovice and Limousin small towns as situated in longue durée history, from the Second Iron Age to the Middle Ages. Investigation beginswith a re-examination of the sources available to historians and archeologists of this topic.
Guédon, Stéphanie, Pichon, Blaise
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Effect of second iron injection on growth performance, hematological parameters, and fecal microbiome of piglets fed different dietary iron levels

Journal of Animal Science
This experiment was conducted to evaluate the effects of a second iron injection for suckling pigs fed diets with different dietary iron levels in the nursery period on growth performance, hematological parameters, serum and liver trace mineral content ...
Alaina J Johnson, Wenli Li, Barbara I Dittrich, Aleah C Cole, Marie K Prodell, J. W. Lyons, Scott Fritz, P. Fregulia, Chi Chen, Chanho Kown, Y. Jang   +10 more
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Standing at the crossroads — ‘En Ḥaẓeva in the Early Iron Age IIA

Levant
This paper presents, for the first time, an analysis of the early Iron Age IIA occupation at ‘En Ḥaẓeva. A series of radiocarbon measurements from short-lived samples obtained from the site’s earlier occupation levels (Strata VIII–VII) were all dated to ...
D. Ben-Ami, J. Regev, Elisabetta Boaretto   +2 more
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Cypriot ritual and cult from the Bronze to the Iron Age: a longue-durée approach

Journal of Greek archaeology, 2016
In two recent studies on Early Iron Age Cypriot sanctuaries and religion—the first dedicated to the memory of John N. Coldstream, the second to the memory of James R.B.
G. Papantoniou
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Climate conditions and dietary practices during the Second Iron Age studied through the multi-isotope analysis of bones and teeth from individuals of Thézy-Glimont, Picardie, France

Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 2022
Thibault Clauzel, P. Richardin, J. Ricard, Yves Le Béchennec, R. Amiot, F. Fourel, Brian Phouybanhdyt, Diana Joseph, A. Vinçon‐Laugier, J. Flandrois, C. Lécuyer   +10 more
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The Second Age of Iron

Abstract This chapter argues for recognition of Indigenous “iron ages.” Although much is known about the European and Mediterranean Iron Age, there has been little investigation of the radical and often rapid social, political, and artistic changes that occurred within Indigenous communities who acquired iron from European ...
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Normal Hemoglobin at the Age of 1 Year Does not Protect Infants From Developing Iron Deficiency Anemia in the Second Year of Life

Journal of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, 2011
Iron deficiency anemia (IDA) is the most common hematologic disorder worldwide. Measures to prevent IDA in infants have been successful with questionable sustainability.To evaluate the incidence of developing IDA in the second year of life, in infants who were nonanemic at the age of 1 year on routine blood test.Blood samples were obtained from 193, 24-
Asher M, Moser, Jacob, Urkin, Hanna, Shalev   +2 more
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Possible interpretation of loom weights pits. The loom from the Second Iron Age settlement at Aron (Mayenne)

2023
Le site du second âge du Fer de la Conillère à Aron (Mayenne) a livré un ensemble de structures permettant de considérer la présence d’un atelier de tissage. Les informations recueillies permettent une réflexion sur la disposition d’un métier à cette période et de considérer celui-ci comme étant sur poteaux « plantés », donc strictement vertical plutôt
Mare, Éric, Médard, Fabienne
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THE LOCAL PRODUCTION OF AMPHORAE IN TURDETANIA DURING THE SECOND IRON AGE:

2022
Francisco José GARCÍA FERNÁNDEZ, Violeta MORENO MEGÍAS, Eduardo FERRER ALBELDA   +2 more
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Population Dynamics during the Second Iron Age: a Case Study from the Paris Region

2023
Apart from Caesar’s description of the Helvetii’s migration in 58 BCE, literary evidence for paleodemography during the La Tène period in Gaul is scarce. As a result, population density estimations in pre-Roman Gaul tend to rely on settlements’ size, duration of occupation, and overall quantity in a given region.
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