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Cribra orbitalia, nutrition and pathogenic stress in prehistoric skeletal remains from the Pender Island canal sites (DeRt 1, DeRt 2), British Columbia, Canada

Resource type
Thesis
Thesis type
(Thesis) M.A.
Date created
1994
Authors/Contributors
Author: Dale, Jacqueline M
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Scholarly level
Graduate student (Masters)
Subject
Indians of North America -- British Columbia -- Health and hygiene.
Excavations (Archaeology) -- British Columbia -- Pender Island.
Prehistoric peoples -- British Columbia -- Health and hygiene.
Indians of North America -- British Columbia -- Craniology.
Language
English
Member of collection
Archaeology
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