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Locating places for repatriated burial: a case study from Ngarrindjeri ruwe, South Australia

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2008

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Wallis, Lynley A.
Moffat, Ian
Trevorrow, George
Massey, Toni

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Antiquity Publications

Abstract

In this ingenious co-operative case study, archaeologists and Indigenous peoples use geophysical survey to scan suitable places for the reburial of repatriated human remains. The process is also building a procedure for the low impact and respectful research of early Indigenous burial locations.

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Keywords: Geophysical survey; Indigenous burial; Reburial; Repatriation; South Australia

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/30992

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ANU Research Publications

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Antiquity

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2037-12-31

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