Publisher's Synopsis
This scientific study from the mid-19th century provides a detailed examination of the skeletal remains of the Tasmanian people, who were driven to extinction by European settlers. With a focus on the physical characteristics of the Tasmanians and the factors that led to their demise, readers can gain insight into the impact of colonization on indigenous populations.
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