The Neolithic and Austronesian expansion within Island Southeast Asia and into the Pacific

Matthew Spriggs

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There has been an increasing pace of archaeological research in Island Southeast Asia in recent years and this is bringing some balance into the study of Neolithic/Austronesian expansion in the region, dominated until recently by research in the Pacifi c Islands. Pacifi c research was led earlier by a Fijian and West Polynesian geographic concentration in the 1960s and then subsequent to the 1985 ANU-National Geographic Society Lapita Homeland Project, by a focus on the proximate origins of the Lapita culture in the Bismarck Archipelago to the immediate east of the island of New Guinea (Summerhayes, this volume). Most recently, intermediate areas in Vanuatu and New Caledonia have come into their own as research destinations (Bedford, this volume; Sand 2000).

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