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DF - Natural History Museum Archives
- PAL - Palaeontology
  - 129 - Fossil Mammal Section: Correspondence and Papers
    - 5 - Correspondence and papers of Antony Sutcliffe
      - 4 - Correspondence, photographs and notes relating to scientific research

Ref No	DF/PAL/129/5/4/210
Alt Ref No	DF129/5/4/210
Acc No	2009/3
Title	Papers relating to research and publications on 'processes and rates of decay of mammalian skeletal remains at Canadian high arctic archaeological sites
Description	File contains an abstarct for a paper given at the INQUA conference in 1987; notes; scanning electron microscopy photographs with captions; a progress report on investigations into arctic taphonomy; a draft article on the project for the Natural History Museum's staff magazine 'Chrysalis'; and a draft article titeld 'how old is that bone on the tundra?'
Date	c1980-1987
AccessStatus	Open
Held By	NHM Archives
Extent	1 file
Level	File

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