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Power and Community: The Archaeology of Slavery at the Hermitage Plantation by Thomas, Brian W.

“…The social and material lives of African Americans on antebellum plantations in the southern United States were heavily influenced by power relations inherent…”
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STARTING A CONVERSATION: THE PUBLIC STYLE OF ARCHAEOLOGY AT THE HERMITAGE by McKee, Larry, Thomas, Brian W.

“…This paper explores ways to foster better connections between the public and the process and products of archaeological research. Wie advocate the development…”
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SOURCE CRITICISM AND THE INTERPRETATION OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN SITES by Thomas, Brian W.

“…Researchers interested in colonial and antebellum sites in the U. S. Southeast have a number of sources to draw upon to acquire an "insider" perspective of…”
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Inclusion and Exclusion in the Moravian Settlement in North Carolina, 1770-1790 by Thomas, Brian W.

“…The study of the late 18th-century Moravian community in Salem, North Carolina, provides an excellent opportunity to illustrate the value in looking beyond…”
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Struggling With the Past: Some Views of African-American Identity by Thomas, Brian W.

“…Identity has been, and remains, central to African-American struggles with inequalities in the United States. In this paper I address various portrayals of…”
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Photographic analysis of facial changes associated with maxillary expansion by Berger, Jeffrey L., Pangrazio-Kulbersh, Valmy, Thomas, Brian W., Kaczynski, Richard

“…Previous studies on the effects of surgical and rapid palatal expansion have been largely based on general skeletal and dental findings ascertained from…”
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Laser-aided degradation of composite resin by Thomas, B W, Hook, C R, Draughn, R A

“…The removal of residual composite resin after debonding orthodontic brackets often creates surface scratches, enamel loss, and enamel tearouts. If the Nd:YAG…”
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Chronic renal failure with gout: A marker of chronic lead poisoning by Craswell, Peter W., Price, John, Boyle, Philip D., Heazlewood, Vernon J., Baddeley, Hiram, Martyn Lloyd, H., Thomas, Brian J., Thomas, Brian W.

“…Chronic renal failure with gout: A marker of chronic lead poisoning. EDTA (calcium disodium edetate) lead mobilization and x-ray fluorescence (XRF) finger bone…”
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