Abstract
The Roonka Flat archaeological site on the lower Murray River of South Australia provides one of the largest well provenanced prehistoric Aboriginal skeletal populations in Australia. Bone specimens from a large sample of the population were submitted for stable carbon isotope palaeodietary analysis to address: 1. relative access to foods from coastal, riverine and arid interior habitats and 2. dietary variability within the population (Pate 1994a,1994b).
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