Sea level changes and pacific prehistory: New insight into early human settlement of Oceania ∗

John R. H. Gibbons · Fergus Clunie

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'The archaeology states clearly to me that ancestral Polynesians journeyed quite quickly from eastern Indonesia through to Polynesia in the second millennium B.C. The linguistic evidence suggests that the Polynesian languages have an ancestry dating from about 3000 B.C. in Melanesia. There is obvious conflict here, and it will hopefully be resolved in the near future'?P. S. Bellwood, Man's Conquest of the Pacific (London 1978).

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1947Journal of the Polynesian Society 1984A Prehistory of Australia, New Guinea and Sahul.1983A Prehistory of Australia, New Guinea and Sahul 1979Man's conquest of the Pacific 2016An Introduction to Modern Genetics 1979The Prehistory of Polynesia 1984Lakeba: the prehistory of a Fijian island 1953Malgache et maanjan : Une comparaison linguistique. By Otto Chr. Dahl. (Avhandlinger utgitt av Egede-Instituttet, Vol. 3.) Pp. 408. Oslo: Egede-Instituttet (Arne Gimnes Forlag), 1951.

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