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Acta Palaeomedica : International Journal of Palaeomedicine : 1, 2021
P. 1-97
- The first issue of this journal aims to offer its new readership with a very interesting set of topics,ranging from the Black Death to family interrelations of Egyptian pharaohs, from the discoveryof skeletons dated to the 4th century BC in Syracuse to the study of cranial trepanation in mummiesin Cuba, and much more, including some book reviews. [Publisher's text]
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Acta Palaeomedica : International Journal of Palaeomedicine. - Semestrale = Six-monthly-
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ISBN: 9791280232236
ISSN: 2784-8442
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