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Les « terrains vagues » de l’âge du Fer
Archéopages, 2017 In the second and first centuries BC, near the end of the Iron Age, the first cities appeared in the Celtic world. These sites, generally called oppida, are differentiated from the habitats and fortifications of the Bronze Age and the Iron Age ...
Caroline von Nicolai
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South African Medical Journal, 2022 Background. Worldwide, iron deficiency, and consequent iron-deficiency anaemia, remains the most common nutritional disorder. Iron-deficiency anaemia mostly affects young children and women of reproductive age, especially in Asia and Africa.
O F Awotiwon +12 more
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O periegeză prin istoricul cercetării protistorice dobrogene: necropolele“ de tip Murighiol” [PDF]
Peuce, 2014 Dobrudjan necropolises from 4th-3rd c. BC have been researched for the past six decades. The first diggings at Murighiol (1954-1958) were shortly followed by investigations at Satu Nou (1958-1959) and Telița (1959).
Daniel SPÂNU
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Archéopages, 2013 In the course of the last millennium BC pigs became a ‘companion’ and a ‘living larder’ of major importance to humans. For northern Gaul, excavations have revealed how much they contributed to consumption as well as to communal rites: the place they ...
Ginette Auxiette
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Middle Iron Age Cemetery from Alsónyék, Hungary
Dissertationes Archaeologicae: Ex Instituto Archaeologico Universitatis de Rolando Eötvös Nominatae, 2021 In 2008 a section of a Middle Iron Age cemetery was unearthed at Alsónyék (Tolna County, Hungary). The 16 graves can be dated broadly to the 5th and maybe the early 4th century BC.
Bence Soós
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BMJ Open, 2017 Background and objective Umbilical cord blood (UCB) is a valuable stem cell source used for transplantation. Immediate umbilical cord (UC) clamping is widely practised, but delayed UC clamping is increasingly advocated to reduce possible infant anaemia ...
Ulrica Askelöf +9 more
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Urbanization in Iron Age Europe: Trajectories, Patterns, and Social Dynamics
, 2018 The development of the first urban centers is one of the most fundamental phenomena in the history of temperate Europe. New research demonstrates that the earliest cities developed north of the Alps between the sixth and fifth centuries BC as a ...
Manuel Fernández-Götz
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Le sanctuaire laténien de Semoine, « Voie Palon » (Aube)
Revue Archéologique de l’Est, 2012 A rescue excavation in 2003 resulted in the discovery of a building on piles, constructed between two sections of ditch, of which the one on the north side has an entrance.
Raphaël Durost +6 more
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Gergovie et les sites arvernes. La gestion patrimoniale d’un ensemble à l’histoire complexe
Archéopages, 2022 Gergovia has largely participated in the construction of French nation’s narrative, and consequently been at the centre of issues that go beyond mere archaeological ones.
François Dumoulin, Yann Deberge
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Revue Archéologique de l’Est, 2009 Domestic pottery in the Sénonais cultural space from the mid-5th to mid-3rd century BC in its context in central eastern France ; the corpus, characteristics and evolution of the sets of goods at the confluence of the Seine and Yonne rivers, at La Bassée
Jean-Marc Séguier
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