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PubMed1989

[Some features of the death rate among the population of the Ukraine territory steppes in the Bronze Age (based on archeological data)].

"The Bronze Age in the territory of the Ukraine has been studied as to peculiarities of the population death-rate in steppe areas. The first successes in the economy of production led first of all to prolongation of...life, while a high level of the early death-rate among women was a result of the generative death-rate and treatment of women under patriarchy." (SUMMARY IN ENG)

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PubMed2002

[Archeology of the radio pharmaceutical advertisement].

After Second World War, a debate sets in France the partisans and the detractors of the radio advertisement, in particular pharmaceutical advertisement. In this article, the author revises campaigns led, during the thirties, by Robert Desnos for Armand Salacrou.

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Hidden nuggets: nautical archeology and laboratory management.

Although the professions of nautical archaeology and clinical laboratory management seem to involve different bodies of knowledge, many of the principles and truisms of archaeology correlate to the art of laboratory management. On two occasions, I have been a member of a team excavating a 350-year-old shipwreck off the north shore of the Dominican Republic. I have illustrated those experiences to demonstrate that these seemingly disparate professions share frustrations that interfere with the pursuit of useful knowledge as well as successes that lead to new knowledge.

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