Dr Kurt Gron k. Professor Janet Montgomery janet. Four were arranged on one side of the grave, with four on the other, placed head to foot. How they were related and what befell them is a mystery. Herein, we present a bioarchaeological assessment of these individuals for the first time and apply an acid etch-based analysis of dimorphic sex chromosome-linked tooth enamel peptides to confirm their biological sex. Our results allow a direct connection between engendered grave treatment and biological sex in non-adult individuals as young as c.
We conclude with a discussion of the possible circumstances of their deaths and their possible relationships to one another. Gron, K. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 88, Published Journal Article 1.
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