Assessing human diet and movement in the Tongan maritime chiefdom using isotopic analyses
- Description:
- The rise of stratified societies fundamentally influences the interactions between status, movement, and food. Using isotopic analyses, we assess differences in diet and mobility of individuals excavated from two burial mounds located at the `Atele burial site on Tongatapu, the main island of the Kingdom of Tonga (c. 500 - 150 BP). The first burial mound (To-At-1) was classified by some archaeo...
- Display date:
- 2015-03-30
- Location:
- Tonga
- Format:
- Scholarly text
- Collections:
- Otago University Research Archive
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- University of Otago
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