Reconstructing the history of helminth prevalence in the UK.
Intestinal helminth parasites (worms) have afflicted humans throughout history and their eggs are readily detected in archaeological deposits including at locations where intestinal parasites are no longer considered endemic (e.g. the UK). Parasites provide valuable archaeological insights into hist...
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Main Authors: | Hannah Ryan (Author), Patrik G Flammer (Author), Rebecca Nicholson (Author), Louise Loe (Author), Ben Reeves (Author), Enid Allison (Author), Christopher Guy (Author), Inés Lopez Doriga (Author), Tony Waldron (Author), Don Walker (Author), Claas Kirchhelle (Author), Greger Larson (Author), Adrian L Smith (Author) |
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2022-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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