Pre-European Hunting Dogs in the South Island, New Zealand

Atholl Anderson

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Animal Ecology and Behavior Studies Archaeology and ancient environmental studies

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This paper re views traditional. historical and arc haeological evidence about the use of dogs for hu nt ing in the South Island. mainly the so uthern region. It is concluded that hunting dogs may have played a significa nt role in moa ext inctio n.

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1968THE STRATEGIES OF HUNTING IN NEW GUINEA 1969Dog and man in the ancient Pacific, with special attention to Hawaii 1971Prehistoric rock art of New Zealand

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