Isotopic evidence of dietary variations and weaning practices in the Gaya cemetery at Yeanri, Gimhae, South Korea
K Choy, OR Jeon, BT Fuller… - American Journal of …, 2010 - Wiley Online Library
Stable carbon and nitrogen isotope analyses were conducted to investigate dietary variation
in human skeletons (n= 109) from the Gaya cemetery at Yeanri located near Gimhae City,
South Korea. The cemetery contained three distinct grave types dating to 4th–7th century
AD. The main purposes of this research were to reconstruct palaeodiet in the Gaya
population and to explore correlations between stable isotope compositions and burial
types, inferred age, and sex of these individuals. The isotopic data indicate that the people at …
in human skeletons (n= 109) from the Gaya cemetery at Yeanri located near Gimhae City,
South Korea. The cemetery contained three distinct grave types dating to 4th–7th century
AD. The main purposes of this research were to reconstruct palaeodiet in the Gaya
population and to explore correlations between stable isotope compositions and burial
types, inferred age, and sex of these individuals. The isotopic data indicate that the people at …
Isotopic evidence of dietary variations and weaning practices in the Gaya cemetery at Yeanri, Gimhae, South Korea.
CKC Choy KyungCheol, JOR Jeon OkRyun, BT Fuller… - 2010 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Stable carbon and nitrogen isotope analyses were conducted to investigate dietary variation
in human skeletons (n= 109) from the Gaya cemetery at Yeanri located near Gimhae City,
South Korea. The cemetery contained three distinct grave types dating to 4th-7th century AD.
The main purposes of this research were to reconstruct palaeodiet in the Gaya population
and to explore correlations between stable isotope compositions and burial types, inferred
age, and sex of these individuals. The isotopic data indicate that the people at Yeanri …
in human skeletons (n= 109) from the Gaya cemetery at Yeanri located near Gimhae City,
South Korea. The cemetery contained three distinct grave types dating to 4th-7th century AD.
The main purposes of this research were to reconstruct palaeodiet in the Gaya population
and to explore correlations between stable isotope compositions and burial types, inferred
age, and sex of these individuals. The isotopic data indicate that the people at Yeanri …
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