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Nina A. Kononenko

21 works· latest 2022· 4 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-9134-5826

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Mid-Holocene Social Interaction in Melanesia: New Evidence from Hammer-Dressed Obsidian Stemmed Tools2009 · 86 citations
Experimental and archaeological studies of use-wear and residues on obsidian artefacts from Papua New Guinea2011 · 84 citations
Boats, Bones, and Biface Bias: The Early Holocene Mariners of Eel Point, San Clemente Island, California2004 · 49 citations
Raman spectroscopy applied to understanding Prehistoric Obsidian Trade in the Pacific Region2008 · 38 citations
Assessing the viability of portable Raman spectroscopy for determining the geological source of obsidian2010 · 29 citations

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Obsidian Point Discovered on Kapingamarangi Atoll, Micronesia: Implications for Post-Settlement Regional Interactions

Waka Kuaka | The Journal of the Polynesian Society·2022·4 authors

2citations

Crafting Social Networks: the Production of Obsidian Stemmed Tools in the Willaumez Peninsula, Papua New Guinea

Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory·2021·3 authors

3citations

Cracking seeds and nuts: Replicating use-wear on pitted ground-edged stone hatchets from Southeastern Australia

Journal of Archaeological Science Reports·2021·5 authors

4citations

The Many Uses of Matā on Rapa Nui

Rapa nui journal·2019·4 authors·Open access

3citations

Tattooing tools and the Lapita cultural complex

Archaeology in Oceania/Archæology & physical anthropology in Oceania·2017·7 authors·Open access

16citations

Creating Sydney‐Hawkesbury rock engravings: A Mangrove Mountain engraving tool

Archaeology in Oceania/Archæology & physical anthropology in Oceania·2017

·2 authors

0citations

Detecting early tattooing in the Pacific region through experimental usewear and residue analyses of obsidian tools

Journal of Archaeological Science Reports·2016·3 authors

25citations

Unexpected uses for obsidian: experimental replication and use-wear/residue analyses of chopping tools

Journal of Archaeological Science·2014·3 authors

21citations

Meaningful stones: Obsidian stemmed tools from Barema, New Britain, Papua New Guinea

Australian Archaeology·2013·3 authors

12citations

Experimental and archaeological studies of use-wear and residues on obsidian artefacts from Papua New Guinea

Technical Reports of the Australian Museum online·2011·1 author·Open access

84citations

Cross-cultural interaction on Wuvulu Island, Papua New Guinea: the perspective from use-wear and residue analyses of turtle bone artifacts

Journal of Archaeological Science·2010·4 authors

13citations

Persistent Traditions in the Face of Natural Disasters: Stemmed and Waisted Stone Tools in Late Holocene New Britain, Papua New Guinea

Australian Archaeology·2010·3 authors

11citations

Functional analysis of late Holocene flaked and pebble stone artefacts from Vanuatu, Southwest Pacific

Archaeology in Oceania/Archæology & physical anthropology in Oceania·2010·3 authors

14citations

Assessing the viability of portable Raman spectroscopy for determining the geological source of obsidian

Vibrational Spectroscopy·2010·4 authors

29citations

Tattooing in Melanesia: local invention or Lapita introduction?

Antiquity Project Gallery 2002–2016·2009·2 authors

13citations

Mid-Holocene Social Interaction in Melanesia: New Evidence from Hammer-Dressed Obsidian Stemmed Tools

Asian perspectives·2009·6 authors·Open access

86citations

Obsidian stemmed tools and Mid-Holocene interaction

Asian perspectives·2009·6 authors

10citations

Raman spectroscopy applied to understanding Prehistoric Obsidian Trade in the Pacific Region

Vibrational Spectroscopy·2008·7 authors

38citations

Obsidian tool function and settlement pattern during the middle - late holocene on Garua Island, West New Britain, Papua New Guinea

ANU Open Research (Australian National University)·2008·1 author·thesis·Open access

4citations

[Special section on volcanic glass] THE CONTRIBUTION OF USE-WEAR/RESIDUE STUDIES OF OBSIDIAN ARTEFACTS FOR UNDERSTANDING CHANGES IN SETTLEMENT AND SUBSISTENCE PATTERNS IN WEST NEW BRITAIN, PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association·2007·1 author

15citations

Boats, Bones, and Biface Bias: The Early Holocene Mariners of Eel Point, San Clemente Island, California

American Antiquity·2004·3 authors

49citations