Bibliography - MyPortfolio @ UCL

Jaw Models

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Fabrica

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Images: Courtesy of UCL Special Collections

Ambiguities page

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Galton's Slides

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Bronze Socketed Spearhead

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All images of the spearhead itself are courtesy of UCL's Institute of Archaeology

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