Skull Injury
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Skull Injury has 8 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference.
8 facts·8 predicates·1 sources
Mostly:instrument was(1), described as(1), location on body(1)
Maturity scale
raw canonical shape-checked rule-derived certifiedInstrument WasinstrumentWas
- stones[1]sourceall time · 11176
Described AsdescribedAs
- smashed in[1]sourceall time · 11176
Location on BodylocationOnBody
- skull and forehead[1]sourceall time · 11176
Suffered bysufferedBy
- Marcus Beresford[1]sourceall time · 11176
Rdfs LabelrdfsLabel
- skull and forehead smashed[1]sourceall time · 11176
Rdf TyperdfType
Caused bycausedBy
- Aboriginal People[1]sourceall time · 11176
Post Mortem or Peri MortempostMortemOrPeriMortem
- peri-mortem or post-mortem[1]sourceall time · 11176
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causedByagnostic/11176
ex:aboriginal-people
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describedAsagnostic/11176
smashed in
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instrumentWasagnostic/11176
stones
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locationOnBodyagnostic/11176
skull and forehead
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postMortemOrPeriMortemagnostic/11176
peri-mortem or post-mortem
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rdfsLabelagnostic/11176
skull and forehead smashed
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rdfTypeagnostic/11176
ex:Injury
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sufferedByagnostic/11176
ex:marcus-beresford
References (1)
1 references
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ctx:test/agnostic/11176- full textctx:test/agnostic/11176text/plain7 KB
doc:test/agnostic/11176Show excerpt
# Frontier conflict event: Attack on NMP detachment - Marcus Beresford in the McKinlay Ranges (24 January 1883) Source dataset: University of Newcastle, "Colonial Frontier Massacres in Australia 1788-1930" (c21ch.newcastle.edu.au), entry …
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