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Sheng Li

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Archaeology of Asia, Africa and the AmericasNumerical modelling and mechanical characterisation

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|May 11, 2021

Atlas of Human Skeleton Hardness Obtained Using the Micro-indentation Technique.

Sheng Li, Jian-Zhao Wang, Bing Yin

|May 01, 2019

Bone Material Properties of Human Phalanges Using Vickers Indentation.

Bing Yin, Jia-Liang Guo, Jian-Zhao Wang

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