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- Manning_River_Skull abstract "The Manning River Skull (or Taree Man) is a specimen of a caucasoid man discovered in 2011 on the bank of the Manning River in northern New South Wales, Australia. When first discovered, local authorities speculated that the skull might be that of a missing local teenager. However, experts from the Australian National University later found there was an 80% chance the skull dated from 1650–1700 and a 20% chance that it belonged to someone living between 1780 to 1810.It is currently held that Captain James Cook was the first European to reach eastern Australia in 1770, however, the discovery of the Manning River Skull could, "open up a whole lot of avenues of history that we haven't been able to explore before". Australian archaeologist Adam Ford suggested that, "before we rewrite the history of European settlement we have to consider a number of issues, particularly the circumstances of the discovery," Ford added, "The fact the skull is in good condition and found alone could easily point to it coming from a private collection and skulls were very popular with collectors in the 19th century."".
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- Manning_River_Skull wikiPageWikiLink Australia.
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- Manning_River_Skull wikiPageWikiLink Captain_James_Cook.
- Manning_River_Skull wikiPageWikiLink Category:2011_archaeological_discoveries.
- Manning_River_Skull wikiPageWikiLink Category:History_of_Australia_before_1788.
- Manning_River_Skull wikiPageWikiLink Category:Human_remains_(archaeological).
- Manning_River_Skull wikiPageWikiLink Category:Individual_human_heads,_skulls_and_brains.
- Manning_River_Skull wikiPageWikiLink James_Cook.
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- Manning_River_Skull subject Category:2011_archaeological_discoveries.
- Manning_River_Skull subject Category:History_of_Australia_before_1788.
- Manning_River_Skull subject Category:Human_remains_(archaeological).
- Manning_River_Skull subject Category:Individual_human_heads,_skulls_and_brains.
- Manning_River_Skull hypernym Specimen.
- Manning_River_Skull type Place.
- Manning_River_Skull comment "The Manning River Skull (or Taree Man) is a specimen of a caucasoid man discovered in 2011 on the bank of the Manning River in northern New South Wales, Australia. When first discovered, local authorities speculated that the skull might be that of a missing local teenager.".
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