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Stable carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis of archaeological human hair: Reconstructing diet and health of ancient individuals 1 1 Introduction 1 2 Stable isotopes 2 2.1 What are stable isotopes? 2 2.2 Carbon stable isotopes 2 2.3 Nitrogen stable isotopes 2 3 Analytical techniques 2 3.1 Bulk stable isotope analysis 2 3.2 Compound-specific stable isotope analysis 3 4 Human scalp hair 3 4.1 The hair fibre morphogenesis 3 4.2 The hair fibre microstructure and pigmentation 3 4.3 The macromolecular and chemical composition of hair 3 5 Scalp hair growth 3 5.1 Hair growth cycle 3 5.2 Rate of growth 4 6 Food intake and the body’s isotope equilibration to the dietary signal 4 7 The fate of scalp hair: Degradation or survival? 4 7.1 Processes destructive to the hair 4 7.2 Processes conducive to hair preservation 4 8 Hair sample collection and laboratory processing 5 8.1 Hair collection 5 8.2 Sampling strategies and implications: A comparison between bulk and compound-specific approaches 5 8.3 Sample orientation, identification of the hair cycle phase, and other morphological examinations 5 8.4 Sample cleaning 5 8.5 Sample preparation 6 8.5.1 Sample preparation in bulk stable isotope analysi
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