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An investigation of diet in early Anglo-Saxon England using carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analysis of human bone collagen

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An investigation of diet in early Anglo-Saxon England using carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analysis of human bone collagen (English)

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archaeological science

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Anglo-Saxon archaeology

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Anglo-Saxon England

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stable isotope analysis

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N. Beavan

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Simon Mays

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S. Mays

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April 2012

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Journal of Archaeological Science

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39

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4

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867-874

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stable isotope analysis

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