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Isotope dataset for archaeological biological remains in China.
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- Isotope dataset for archaeological biological remains in China.Scientific data · 2026Article
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Stable isotope analysis has long been a key approach for reconstructing ancient human and animal diets and mobility in archaeology. Over the past four decades, and particularly during the past decade, isotopic datasets in China have expanded rapidly, creating a clear need for timely updates to comprehensive compilations. Existing compilations primarily focus on human bone carbon and nitrogen isotope data, while omitting animal and plant multi-isotope datasets, as well as strontium isotope records. In this study, we present the Isotope Dataset for Archaeological Biological Remains in China, the most comprehensive dataset to date. It compiles nearly 20,700 isotope measurements (1984-2026) spanning the Palaeolithic to historical periods across major cultural regions. The dataset integrates multi-isotope data (δ
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