Martin J. Smith

Experimental evidence for lithic projectile injuries: improving identification of an under-recognised phenomenon

S. Leach, M. Brickley, Martin J. Smith, 2007 .

THE DATE AND SEQUENCE OF USE OF NEOLITHIC FUNERARY MONUMENTS: NEW AMS DATING EVIDENCE FROM THE COTSWOLD‐SEVERN REGION

M. Brickley, Martin J. Smith, 2006 .

Bones chewed by canids as evidence for human excarnation: a British case study

Martin J. Smith, 2006, Antiquity.

Analysis and interpretation of flint toolmarks found on bones from West Tump long barrow, Gloucestershire

M. Brickley, Martin J. Smith, 2004 .

A life less ordinary: analysis of the uniquely preserved tattooed dermal remains of an individual from 19th century France

H. Manley, Martin J. Smith, R. Slater, 2021, Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences.