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Multi-Isotope Signatures in Modern Pig Bones: Evaluating Dietary and Hydrological Controls on Provenance in South Korea
Multi-isotope analysis of animal tissues is a powerful tool for provenance studies; however, its application to modern livestock is complicated by the widespread use of manufactured feed and managed water sources. In this study, we investigated the mechanisms by which dietary and hydrological isotop
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