Chronology in kaua'i : Colonisation, land use, demography

Abstract

A study of the timing of island colonisation, the chronology of land use, and some implications for palaeodemography is presented with the help of compilation and publication of 272 radiocarbon dates from archaeological contexts in Kaua'i Island of the Hawaiian Archipelago. The review suggests that radiocarbon database could prove to be very important and useful for solutions to human and environment relational problems confronting the modern world.

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