Griffiths consulted a UK archaeologist, a UK museum curator, and an equine veterinarian for 'A Room Full of Bones', highlighting an effort for authenticity.
The book explores themes of repatriating human remains, but Griffiths' acknowledgment page lacks references to general research on First Nations people's experiences.
Quercus publishing acknowledged the need for sensitivity reads after pulling 'A Room Full of Bones' from shelves due to potential offense caused.
The initial complaint about the book was made by Melbourne psychologist Dr Jari Evertsz, who highlighted concerns regarding the Indigenous representation in the narrative.
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