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    Les bois et les objets composites (bois-métal) de la fouille du parking Anatole France à Tours (Indre-et-Loire) by Pierre Mille, Agnès Couderc, Nicolas Fouillet, Bertrand Moine, Françoise Yvernault

    Published 2015-04-01
    “…The horse grooming tools, the most original part of this corpus, are totally new.This set can also address through the anatomical identification and dendro-provenance the river transport of some exogenous wood work probably from the Massif Central, and the commercialization of several types of objects produced outside the region on a proto-industrial scale, such as cork stoppers or boxwood combs. Placed in its historical context, ie in 1482-1483 between the open gate of the Ragueneau and the first filling-up of the city walls in the middle of the sixteenth century, the landscape that is emerging around is that of an area which was well done-up and maintained, in a word “urbanized”.…”
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    Understanding uptake of the COVID-19 vaccination among the homeless: A mixed methods evaluation. by Grace Phillips, Emmy Racine, Anna Marie Naughton, Julieann Lane, Patricia M Kearney

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…<h4>Methods</h4>This is a mixed methods study co-designed with the Adult Homeless Integrated Team, a multi-disciplinary team who work with local agencies to provide care to people experiencing homelessness in Cork, Ireland's second largest city. Quantitative data collected at the point of vaccine registration described socio-demographics of the population. …”
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