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Sourcing Elephant Ivory from a Sixteenth-Century Portuguese Shipwreck
Alida de Flamingh
, Ashley Coutu
, Judith Sealy
, Shadreck Chirikure
, Armanda D.S. Bastos
, Nzila M. Libanda-Mubusisi
,
Ripan S. Malhi
,
Alfred L. Roca
Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology
Anthropology
Evolution, Ecology, and Behavior
American Indian Studies Program
Animal Sciences
School of Information Sciences
Illinois Natural History Survey
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16th Century
100%
Ivory
100%
Shipwreck
100%
Elephant Ivory
100%
Savanna
50%
Jesus
50%
Elephant
50%
Cargo
33%
Paleogenomics
33%
Stable Isotope Analysis
33%
Asia
16%
Herding
16%
Europe
16%
20th Century
16%
Africa
16%
19th Century
16%
Rainforest
16%
West African
16%
Southern Africa
16%
Nuclear DNA (nDNA)
16%
Mitochondrial Sequences
16%
Trading System
16%
Savanna Elephants
16%
African Forest Elephant
16%
Loxodonta Africana
16%
Loxodonta Cyclotis
16%
Central Africa
16%
Modern Population
16%
Namibia
16%
Historical Method
16%
African Forest
16%
Archaeological Methods
16%
Silver Coins
16%
Gold Coins
16%
Elephant Tusk
16%
Guinean Forests
16%
Arts and Humanities
16 th century
100%
Jesus Christ
100%
Shipwreck
100%
Stable isotope analysis
66%
Nineteenth Century
33%
Europe
33%
Twentieth Century
33%
Asia
33%
Regional
33%
Historic
33%
Hunting
33%
Southern Africa
33%
Vessel
33%
Maritime
33%
Namibia
33%
Central Africa
33%
consequent
33%
Historical Methods
33%
Archaeological method
33%
Portuguese nau
33%
Africa
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Savanna
100%
Haplotype
50%
Herd
25%
Loxodonta africana
25%
Loxodonta
25%