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There are 5 people from around the world with the surname SIMALCSIK.

1. Angela Simalcsik

Information acquired: 2025

Angela Simalcsik is an academic who published a paper in 2023-02-13 entitled Ancient DNA from Mesopotamia suggests distinct Pre-Pottery and Pottery Neolithic migrations into Anatolia. The paper was published in a journal entitled Science (New York, N.Y.).

2. ANGELA SIMALCSIK

Information acquired: 2025

ANGELA SIMALCSIK is an academic who published a paper in 2016 entitled Olg,, Necrasov, Opera paleoantropologica. ANGELA SIMALCSIK published this work as part of a team: Simalcsik, Angela.

3.Locate Francisc SIMALCSIK in Romania Francisc SIMALCSIK

STR. OANCEA NR. 5

IASI IASI Romania

0232270811

Information acquired: 2001

Francisc Simalcsik lives at Stradaă Oancea Număr 5 in the city of Iasi which is in the state of Iasi which is located in the country of Romania. You can call Francisc Simalcsik by telephone at 0232270811. We acquired Francisc Simalcsik's information in January of 2001.

4.Locate FRANCISC SIMALCSIK in Romania FRANCISC SIMALCSIK

STR. OANCEA NR. 5

IASI IASI Romania

0232270811

Information acquired: 2009

Francisc Simalcsik lives at Stradaă Oancea Număr 5 in the vibrant city of Iasi which is in the state of Iasi which is located in the country of Romania. You can contact Francisc Simalcsik by telephone at 0232270811. The information presented for Francisc Simalcsik was collected in October of 2009.

5. ROBERT-DANIEL SIMALCSIK

Information acquired: 2025

ROBERT-DANIEL SIMALCSIK is an academic who published a paper in 2022 entitled Sol,,aţii uitaţi din curtea Casei Pogor. Contribueii arheologice la studierea istoriei contemporan. ROBERT-DANIEL SIMALCSIK published this work as part of a team: Boțan, Sever-Petru. Here is a description of this work: The,,archaeological excavations undertaken by the members of the Institute of Archaeology in Iaei, in the courtyard of the famous Pogor House, brought to light several human remains and other archaeological artifacts belonging to the soviet soldiers, that were buried there after the end of World War II. The Soviet cemetery from Pogor House was dismantled in 1992, the remains being moved to the Eternitatea Cemetery. Nevertheless, the remains of 11 individuals along with some personal items (belt buckles, buttons, a pocket knife, a small cap star), were discovered in a common grave. The anthropological analysis revealed the approximate age of the individuals and the multiple trauma related to their violent death in combat, perhaps in the fierce fights that took place around Jassy in 1944. Keywords: Soviet soldiers, World War II, human r.

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