Isolation, Interaction, and Island Archaeology

Jon M. Erlandson

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Island Studies and Pacific Affairs Language and cultural evolution

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Archaeologists and other scholars have spent several decades discussing and debating the relative importance of isolation vs. interaction in the cultural and biological evolution of island peoples....

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