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Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications

2015 master's thesis by Sophie Miller at University of Auckland
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Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications

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Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications is a master's thesis[1].

Key Facts

  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications authored Sophie Miller[2].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's instance of is recorded as master's thesis[3].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's publisher is recorded as ResearchSpace@Auckland[4].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's country of origin is recorded as New Zealand[5].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's publication date is recorded as +2015-00-00T00:00:00Z[6].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's main subject is recorded as anthropology[7].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's Handle ID is recorded as 2292/25905[8].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's title is recorded as Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications[9].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's copyright holder is recorded as Sophie Miller[10].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's thesis submitted to is recorded as University of Auckland[11].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject[12].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[13].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's online access status is recorded as closed user group[14].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's thesis committee member is recorded as Judith Littleton[15].
  • Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's thesis committee member is recorded as Melinda S. Allen[16].

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Whose Bone is it Anyway? Differentiating Pig, Dog, and Human Bone using Histological Methods with Archaeological Applications's instance of is recorded as master's thesis[3].

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