New Lapita pottery finds from Kolombangara, western Solomon Islands

Glenn R. Summerhayes · Ian Scales

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Maritime and Coastal Archaeology Historical Studies in Central America

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Abstract A new surface assemblage of stylistically Late Lapita pottery has been recorded on Kolombangara. This report describes this assemblage and how it fits into a regional context.

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