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Table 1.

List of individuals with place of birth and death.

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Fig 1.

Carbon isotope ratios of the different skeletal elements (P = petrous part; F = femur; R = rib) compared to cow tibia fragments heated in a muffle furnace (LAB [40]) and archaeological cremated bone fragments from Ireland [5,7], the UK [6], and Belgium [54].

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Fig 2.

Oxygen isotope ratios of the different skeletal elements (P = petrous part; F = femur; R = rib) compared to cow tibia fragments heated in a muffle furnace (LAB [40]) and archaeological cremated bone fragments from Ireland [5,7], the UK [6], and Belgium [54].

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Fig 3.

API vs BPI for the petrous parts, femora and ribs.

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Fig 4.

OH/P vs CN/P for the petrous parts, femora and ribs.

Note that the three highest CN/P values belong to three different femora (8, 13 & 14).

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Fig 5.

(Top) 87Sr/86Sr and (bottom) [Sr] for the petrous parts, femora, and ribs of each individual (P = petrous part; F = femur; R = rib).

Sr concentrations are normalized to 40wt.% Ca.

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Fig 6.

87Sr/86Sr vs 1/[Sr]*1000 for each bone fragment of each individual (P = petrous part; F = femur; R = rib); note all axes have the same range except for individual 7.

Sr concentrations are normalized to 40wt.% Ca.

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Fig 7.

Strontium isotope ratios of the petrous parts (P1, P2, P-FL), femora (F) and ribs (R).

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