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	MA Thesis – Human Skeletal Biology Track, Physical Anthropology – New York University[removed]THE EFFECT OF ANGLE OF INCISION AND MAGNIFICATION LEVEL DURING ANALYSIS ON THE RECOGNITION OF STRIATION PATTERNS ON CUT COS Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-11-08 14:30:06 Open Document File Size: 133,71 KB Share Result on Facebook Country United States / / Facility New York University / / Organization National Academy of Sciences / New York University / / Position Path Forward / / SocialTag Serration Blade Knife Striation Cutting tools Technology Serrated blade

MA Thesis – Human Skeletal Biology Track, Physical Anthropology – New York University[removed]THE EFFECT OF ANGLE OF INCISION AND MAGNIFICATION LEVEL DURING ANALYSIS ON THE RECOGNITION OF STRIATION PATTERNS ON CUT COSAdd to Reading List