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Human Bones of the Latest Jomon Period Hobi Shell Mound "Banjo-shuseki" Burials: A Study of Bone Compositions and Morphological Characteristics

  • Mizushima S
  • Sakaue K
  • Suwa G
Anthropological Science (Japanese Series) (2004) 112(2) 113-125
DOI: 10.1537/asj.112.113
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Mizushima, S., Sakaue, K., & Suwa, G. (2004). Human Bones of the Latest Jomon Period Hobi Shell Mound “Banjo-shuseki” Burials: A Study of Bone Compositions and Morphological Characteristics. Anthropological Science (Japanese Series), 112(2), 113–125. https://doi.org/10.1537/asj.112.113

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