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Early Human Burials from the Naton Beach Site, Tumon Bay, Island of Guam, Mariana Islands

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Recent fieldwork conducted by archaeologists from Paul H. Rosendahl Ph.D., Inc. (PHRI) working at the Naton Beach site on Tumon Bay resulted in the recovery of 177 human skeletons dated between app...

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2006Preliminary investigations of the Chelechol ra Orrak Cemetery, Republic of Palau: I, skeletal biology and paleopathology 1988Prehistoric Architecture in Micronesia 1986Organization and Differentiation within Late Prehistoric Ranked Social Units, Mariana Islands, Western Pacific

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