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Rescue recovery of the earliest known burials from Barbuda, West Indies (ca. 3560–3220 cal years BP)
The majority of archaeological sites in the Caribbean are under threat from various natural and cultural processes. This is particularly true for the smaller and more vulnerable islands in the Lesser Antilles. Here we report on the 2001 rescue recovery of human skeletal remains that were observed to
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