A bioarchaeological analysis of oral and physiological health on the south coast of New Guinea.

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Comparisons of statistical techniques to assess age-related skeletal markers in bioarchaeology.Resource intensification and osteoarthritis patterns: changes in activity in the prehistoric Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta region.

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