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ZoMS analysis on Manupgubwe bone tools

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This application is for the destructive sampling of up to 10 bone points from the Mapungubwe collection, University of Pretoria. The tools are not part of the formally accessioned collection but are stored at the Mapungubwe Museum, UP. Our aim is to extract powder from these tools for the purpose of species identification through collagen isotope analysis. The specific specimens for analysis will be chosen in consultation with Sian Tiley-Nel, the museum curator. Only already fractured tools that are in good condition and will not spall when drilled will be chosen. Limpopo Province.

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Wednesday, July 20, 2016 - 12:24

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9899

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