Bioarchaeological analysis of a murder victim associated with the “Batavia” mutiny of 1629: The case of the ‘missing’ body

@j_mccarthy @DeepSeaCountry @jon_benj @ChelsWiseman Great stuff

@history2wheeler @AAMHInc @seamuseum_ @velibrary @sea_greeny @sandroantonello @BuchananLiz @FrancesMSteel @thehistoriann great work

@nma This is the latest part of the Batavia story...

A extraordinary excavation story: a 17th-century murder victim discovered over the space of 50 years

@JoMcDonald12 that's where you were! Looks awesome...

All the Batavia 1629 discoveries in one place! And open access….

RT @JasonMGib: On my way to the @FieldMuseum today and noticed this fenced off site where a statue of Christopher Columbus once stood. http…

@crar_m @martinporr @WomenScienceDay What amazing peeps! Go CRARM!

@JoMcDonald12 Well done all

@BeccBanks Great recovery!

@jon_benj @Flinders @Scuba_Hiro @wvduivenvoorde @j_mccarthy @FlindersMAP @TEQSAGov @aaus Well done all of you!

Amazing stories of the maritime industrial frontier associated with Japanese pearling from Dr Dave Steinberg #aaa45

Kerry Nancarrow exploring connections between archaeology collections and the wider collections at MAGNT

Dr Sean Winter taking on the global stories of convictism in the British Empire #AAA45

RT @JasonMGib: Harvard, here we come in 2023!Hosting an amazing workshop on Collections and Encounter with @agpaterson and Matt Liebmann ht…

@crar_m Great to see these coming out!

Why Western Australia’s coast rivals the Bermuda Triangle via @NatGeoTravel

Thrilled to be an Associate Investigator on the newly announced ARC Centre of Excellence for Indigenous and Environmental Histories and Futures | Australian Research Council