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Schulting et al., 2012

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	labcode	country	region	longitude	latitude	site	sample	material	species	d13C	r_date	r_date_sigma	qual	F14C	F14C_sigma
	OxA-23809	UK		-3.50269	50.4675	Kent's Cavern	A6645	bone	H. sapiens	-20.679	5053	29		0.53314	0.00193
	OxA-23810	UK		-3.50269	50.4675	Kent's Cavern	A6643	bone	H. sapiens	-21.758	3008	26		0.68766	0.00226
	OxA-23812	UK		-3.50269	50.4675	Kent's Cavern	A2540	bone	H. sapiens	-19.275	8270	45		0.35713	0.00195

data_url: https://c14.arch.ox.ac.uk/database/public.php?ref=doi:10.1002/oa.2261

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Schulting et al., 2012

series: Schulting et al., 2012

	labcode	country	region	longitude	latitude	site	sample	material	species	d13C	r_date	r_date_sigma	qual	F14C	F14C_sigma
	OxA-23809	UK		-3.50269	50.4675	Kent's Cavern	A6645	bone	H. sapiens	-20.679	5053	29		0.53314	0.00193
	OxA-23810	UK		-3.50269	50.4675	Kent's Cavern	A6643	bone	H. sapiens	-21.758	3008	26		0.68766	0.00226
	OxA-23812	UK		-3.50269	50.4675	Kent's Cavern	A2540	bone	H. sapiens	-19.275	8270	45		0.35713	0.00195

data_url: https://c14.arch.ox.ac.uk/database/public.php?ref=doi:10.1002/oa.2261

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Chandler, B., Schulting, R. J., & Higham, T. F. G. (2009). Cannibals in the Cavern? New research on the black mould layer of Kent's Cavern. Transactions and Proceedings of the Torquay Natural History Society(24), 164-175. data
Schulting, R.J., Bello, S.M., Chandler, B. and Higham, T.F.G. (2015) A cut-marked and fractured Mesolithic human bone from Kent's Cavern, Devon, UK. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology, 25(1), pp.31-44. Available from: doi:10.1002/oa.2261 data publication

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