Vitamin D deficiency and the ancient city: Skeletal evidence across the life course from the Roman period site of Isola Sacra, Italy
Laura Lockau(McMaster University), Megan B. Brickley(McMaster University), Stephanie A. Atkinson(McMaster University), Alessandra Sperduti(University of Naples - L'Orientale), Carolan Wood(University of Toronto), Simon Mays(Historic England), Luca Bondioli(Institute of Geological Sciences), Tracy Prowse(McMaster University), Michèle George(McMaster University), Marissa L. Ledger(Hamilton Regional Laboratory Medicine Program)
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