Itineraries of Atlantic science: New questions, new approaches, new directions

Neil Safìer

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In the spring of 1788 not far from Buenos Aires, the village of Luján woke up to an astonishing archaeological discovery. Local residents had found an extraordinary set of monstrous bones along the...

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