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New Research Solves Ancient Papua New Guinea Mysteries
A new study co-authored by Archaeology Professor from the University of Otago, Glenn Summerhayes, is now recognized to have solved decades-long mysteries on what ancient Papua New Guineans eat and how they processed food.
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