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Morton Allport: Letters reveal how Australian coloniser traded remains of Indigenous people

New research has revealed how a celebrated Tasmanian scientist traded the remains of Indigenous Australians.

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Cambridge University study reveals man s trade in Aboriginal remains

The trade in human remains was against a backdrop of "state-sponsored violence", a study says.

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Historical violence in Tasmania: Victorian co

<p>Research into the letters of Hobart-based solicitor Morton Allport reveals how he built a scientific reputation by exchanging the remains of Tasmanian Aboriginal people and Tasmanian tigers for honours from elite societies.</p>

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Stolen remains of Aboriginal people and Tasmanian tigers traced to grave-robbing Victorian naturalist

Morton Allport earned his scientific reputation by grave robbing human remains and killing soon-to-be-extinct Tasmanian tigers before shipping them to Europe.

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