US EditionAustralian Museum repatriates human remains to Papua New Guinea
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Australian Museum repatriates human remains to Papua New Guinea
16 human skulls were repatriated to Papua New Guinea by the Chau Chak Wing Museum in Sydney, Australia last week. The ancestral remains were returned to six village communities, including Gorendu and Bilibil, in Madang province. The skulls were taken from the Rai Coast by Russian scientist Nickolai N. Miklouho-Maclay in 1876 through 1777 while […] The post Australian Museum repatriates human remains to Papua New Guinea appeared first on Islan…
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