An inland Lapita site in Fiji

Abstract

During recent paleontological investigations of cave and rock-shelter sites in Fiji (Worthy and Anderson 1999, Worthy et ah, 1999), a small excavation (lm x 0.5m) in an archaeological deposit produced a very interesting result. The site is Qara-I-Oso II, one of several rock-shelters and caves in a 300m high limestone hill near Tau village in western Viti Levu (Figure 1). It has a floor area of approximately 10m x 7m and the excavation was located 2m inside the dripline (Worthy and Anderson 1999: Figure 10).

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