Buried on Foreign Shores: Isotope Analysis of the Origin of Human Remains Recovered from a Macassan Site in Arnhem Land

Fenner, Jack; Guse (Wesley), Daryl; Lamilami, Ronald

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Buried on Foreign Shores: Isotope Analysis of the Origin of Human Remains Recovered from a Macassan Site in Arnhem Land

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2011

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Fenner, Jack

Guse (Wesley), Daryl

Lamilami, Ronald

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Australian Archaeology Association

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This study uses strontium (87Sr/86Sr), oxygen (ω18O) and carbon (ω13C) isotope analysis of archaeological tooth enamel samples to investigate the origins of human remains from two sites in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory: a coastal Macassan site and an

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Australian Archaeology

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Buried on Foreign Shores: Isotope Analysis of the Origin of Human Remains Recovered from a Macassan Site in Arnhem Land

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