Physical Anthropology of Human Remains and Palaeodemography
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A. Nafplioti, “Mycenae Revisited Part 2. Exploring the Local versus Non-Local Geographical Origin of the Individuals from Grave Circle A: Evidence from Strontium Isotope Ratio (87Sr/86Sr) Analysis,” BSA 104(2009) 279-291.
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