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Jim Specht2010

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Stone Pestles on Buka Island, Papua New Guinea

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1935Both Sides of Buka Passage 1964183. Edible Seeds and Prehistoric Stone Mortars in the Highlands of East New Guinea 1969Prehistoric and modern pottery industries of Buka Island, T.P.N.G.1972THE POTTERY INDUSTRY OF BUKA ISLAND, T.P.N.G.1972Evidence for early trade in northern Melanesia 1952Mythes de Buka. Iles Salomon 2009Prehistoric Stone Objects from New Guinea and the Solomons.

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Year2010

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Published2010-05-10

VenueThe Australian Journal of Anthropology

ISSN-L0025-2328

Languageen

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