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Bone fragmentation as a tool for quantification and identification of taphonomic processes and their effects: the case study from Havnø, a stratified Danish “Køkkenmødding.”

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Kurt Gron
Søren H. Andersen
Harry Kenneth Robson

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Archaeology

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Title of host publication	Muge 150th
Date	Published - 2015
Pages	189-206
Number of pages	17
Place of Publication	Newcastle upon Tyne
Editors	Nuno Bicho, Cleia Detry, T. Douglas Price, Eugénia Cunha
Volume	2
Edition	1
Original language	English

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