Record in Bone Brand / Bianca Mavrick

Record in Bone Brand / Bianca MavrickBone and tooth tools and ornaments have been a significant part of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures for over 46,000 years. Despite their historical and cultural significance, research in this area has largely focused on stone artefacts. However, Associate Professor Michelle C Langley aims to change that with the release of her new book, A Record in Bone: Exploring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander bone and tooth objects. A Record in

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