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Settlement History and Landscape Use in Santo, Vanuatu

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Archaeology and ancient environmental studies Amazonian Archaeology and Ethnohistory

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Preliminary results of an archaeological investigation of the northwest coast of Santo Island in Vanuatu are presented. They indicate the possibility that wet taro gardening correlated with the use of oven stone cooking technology in some coastal rockshelters extends back some 1,000 years.

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1982Tikopia, the Prehistory and Ecology of a Polynesian Outlier 2000Pieces of the Vanuatu puzzle : archaeology of the north, south and centre 1997Ethnology of Vanuatu: an early twentieth century study 2001Petrography and geologic provenance of sand tempers in prehistoric potsherds from Fiji and Vanuatu, South Pacific 1998The Australian National University-National Museum of Vanuatu Archaeology Project: A Preliminary Report on the Establishment of Cultural Sequences and Rock Art Research

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