Lead Concentrations in the Roman Hispanic Population. Was the Saturnism a Prevalent Illness in Imperial Tarraco?

J. Baxarias; M.E. Subirà; I. Berrocal; E. Garcia; J. Corbella; M. Torras; D. Campillo

Lead Concentrations in the Roman Hispanic Population. Was the Saturnism a Prevalent Illness in Imperial Tarraco?

Translated title of the contribution: Lead Concentrations in the Roman Hispanic Population. Was the Saturnism a Prevalent Illness in Imperial Tarraco?

J. Baxarias, M.E. Subirà, I. Berrocal, E. Garcia, J. Corbella, M. Torras, D. Campillo

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Translated title of the contribution	Lead Concentrations in the Roman Hispanic Population. Was the Saturnism a Prevalent Illness in Imperial Tarraco?
Original language	Multiple languages
Pages (from-to)	79-85
Journal	Jounal of Paleopathology
Volume	16
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2004

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