Earliest evidence of Mus musculus ssp. in Western Europe during the Late Neolithic (Tosina, Mantova, Northern Italy): new insights on the house mice migratory waves
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Acknowledgements The author is grateful to Dr. R. Poggiani Keller (scientific director of the excavation) and Prof. D. Lo Vetro (University of Florence) for giving him the opportunity to study this material, and to Prof. E. Crosato (Cultural Association "Amici di Castellaro") for everything that he has done for the study of the Tosina di Monzambano site. Thanks also go to Drs. N. Cappellozza (SAP Società Archeologica), A. Crosato, R. Tremolada and all the students and graduate students who participated in the various excavation campaigns. Special thanks to the Arieti family, owners of the field where the site is located, and to Dr. C. Alexander for English revision of the text. This work and all the excavation field activities were carried out thanks to funding from the Lombardy Region, the Municipality of Monzambano (MN) and private sponsors. I thank Prof.ssa C. Angelone and an anonymous reviewer for the critical reading of the manuscript and fruitful suggestions. Abstract
作者感谢R. Poggiani Keller博士(发掘科学主任)和D. Lo Vetro教授(佛罗伦萨大学)给他研究这些材料的机会,并感谢E. Crosato教授(文化协会“Amici di Castellaro”)为研究Tosina di Monzambano遗址所做的一切。还要感谢dr。N. Cappellozza (SAP societ arche)、A. Crosato、R. Tremolada以及所有参与各种发掘活动的学生和研究生。特别感谢Arieti家族,该网站所在领域的所有者,并感谢C. Alexander博士对文本的英文修订。这项工作和所有现场挖掘活动都是在伦巴第大区、蒙赞巴诺市和私人赞助者的资助下进行的。我感谢ssa C. Angelone教授和一位匿名审稿人对手稿的批判性阅读和富有成效的建议。摘要
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