An Archaeological Mystery Revealed by Radiocarbon Dating of Cross-Flow Nanofiltrated Amino Acids Derived From Bone Collagen, Silk, and Hair: Case Study of the Bishops Baldwin I and Radbot II From Noyon-Tournai

Radiocarbon - United States
doi 10.2458/56.16951
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