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This note presents the unexpected discovery of human remains belonging to the immature skeleton from Baousso da Torre (BT3), considered to date from the Gravettian period. These remains were explicitly described as missing by Rivière who undertook the study of this skeleton and was supposedly present at the time of the discovery. These remains, some of them indisputably refitting with the partial skeleton of BT3, permit a better estimation of the age-at-death and a probable assessment of the sex of this individual.

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Unexpected Discovery of More Elements from the Prehistoric Immature Skeleton from Baousso da Torre (<i>Bausu da Ture</i>) (Liguria, Italy). Inventory, Age-at-Death Estimation, and Probable Sex Assessment of BT3

Unexpected Discovery of More Elements from the Prehistoric Immature Skeleton from Baousso da Torre (Bausu da Ture) (Liguria, Italy). Inventory, Age-at-Death Estimation, and Probable Sex Assessment of BT3