Cultural affinities of monumental architecture in the Phoenix Islands

Mike T. Carson

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Island Studies and Pacific Affairs Historical and Architectural Studies

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Examen des caracteristiques individuelles de l'architecture des Iles Phoenix. Cette etude, dont les resultats sont mis en comparaison avec les architectures de la Polynesie permet de comprendre les affinites culturelles et de determiner le role et la position de l'architecture des Iles Phoenix dans la prehistoire des iles de la Polynesie orientale

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