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Palaeoenvironmental evidence for human settlement of New Caledonia
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  • 1988Pleistocene human occupation of the Solomon Islands, Melanesia167 cited
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  • 1988Pleistocene dates for the human occupation of New Ireland, northern Melanesia104 cited
  • 1982A preliminary pollen sequence from Aneityum Island, southern Vanuatu31 cited

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  • 2009Vegetation histories from the Fijian Islands: Alternative records of human impact24 cited
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  • 2008Correlation of environmental and cultural chronology in New Caledonia16 cited
  • 2001Ecological Crises or Marginal Disruptions: the Effects of the First Humans on Pacific Islands16 cited
  • 2000Les sociétés préeuropéennes de Nouvelle-Calédonie et leur transformation historiqueL’apport de l’archéologie13 cited
  • 2010The archaic and puzzling record of Lake Xere Wapo, New Caledonia6 cited

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