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87Sr/86Sr ratios of human tooth enamel and bone from the cemetery at Szólád in comparison to modern vegetation, water, and soil samples from localities within a 12 km radius and from major geological units in the hills north of Lake Balaton.
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posted on 2014-11-04, 12:39 authored by Kurt W. Alt, Corina Knipper, Daniel Peters, Wolfgang Müller, Anne-France Maurer, Isabelle Kollig, Nicole Nicklisch, Christiane Müller, Sarah Karimnia, Guido Brandt, Christina Roth, Martin Rosner, Balász Mende, Bernd R. Schöne, Tivadar Vida, Uta von FreedenRanges I and II are derived from the data distribution of the tooth enamel of the children, illustrated in the kernel density plot (Figure 5). The data from Kestzthely-Fenékpuszta and Balatonszárszó were taken from [79] and [57] respectively (graphics: C. Knipper).
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A.DLombard settlerswhilstpopulation heterogeneityhaplogroups HSkeletal stress markerssoil sampleshvindividualnitrogen isotope datahungaryszburial communityMigration PeriodMigration Period CemeteryLombard period cemeterySr isotope signatureN 1aN 1bSr isotope distributionenamel strontium isotope ratiosIntegrative Studymitochondrial DNA profilessubadultpatrilocal groupgroup movement2007 45 skeletons
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