Vitamin D and stable isotope data from human hair from the archaeological site, Nunalleq, Alaska
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Vitamin D (25(OH)D3 and 1,25(OH)D3) concentrations of incrementally-sampled preserved human hair from non-mortuary contexts at the Yup’ik archaeological site of Nunalleq Alaska (~1650 AD). Multi-isotope isotope data (carbon, nitrogen, sulphur, oxygen and hydrogen) for the same samples are found in accompanying files.
Publication date: 2024-08-22
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WGS 84
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The dataset was generated as a part of the NERC-funded project NE/X012980/1 ‘Determining vitamin D status in precontact Western Alaska: a new method for exploring past health and dietary adaptations to high-latitude living’, as well as from an earlier (internally-allocated) BBSRC-funded pilot study (in the case of some of the isotope data). Vitamin D data were all generated at the University of Aberdeen, and isotope data were generated at SUERC (carbon, nitrogen, sulphur) and Boise State University (oxygen, hydrogen).
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Britton, K.; Czére, O.; Gutierrez, E.; Reynard, L.M.; Duncan, G.; de Roos, B. (2024). Vitamin D and stable isotope data from human hair from the archaeological site, Nunalleq, Alaska. NERC EDS Environmental Information Data Centre. https://doi.org/10.5285/8d5af777-384c-4114-af6b-69cdac239810
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University of Aberdeen
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