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Rekamaroa kumara, sand and soil

Community-level organistaion, power and elites in Polynesian settelemtn pattern studies

Extract from The Evolution and Organisation of Prehistoric Society in Polynesia – Edited by Michael W. Graves and Roger C. Green

Plane-rasps: a knapp tool type re-identified from a Nelson Classic Maori site

Note: The New Zealand Journal of Archaeology was replaced in 2010 by the Journal of Pacific Archaeology. Journal of Pacific Archaeology issues from 2010 onwards are available digitally at http://pacificarchaeology.org

South Taranaki quarry sites

The Tasmanian origins of New Zealand shore whaling

Evaluating the orthodox dual settlement model for the Hawaiian Islands – ana nalysis sof artefcats distribution and Hawaiian oral traditions

Extract from The Evolution and Organisation of Prehistoric Society in Polynesia – Edited by Michael W. Graves and Roger C. Green

The chronology of the Natunuku Site Fiji

Note: The New Zealand Journal of Archaeology was replaced in 2010 by the Journal of Pacific Archaeology. Journal of Pacific Archaeology issues from 2010 onwards are available digitally at http://pacificarchaeology.org

Ark shell netsinkers – fact or fiction?

The rediscovery of Earnscleugh cave

The role of major quarries in Polynesian prehistory

Extract from The Evolution and Organisation of Prehistoric Society in Polynesia – Edited by Michael W. Graves and Roger C. Green

Three thousand years of settlement in the south of New Caledonia – some recent results from the region of Paita

Note: The New Zealand Journal of Archaeology was replaced in 2010 by the Journal of Pacific Archaeology. Journal of Pacific Archaeology issues from 2010 onwards are available digitally at http://pacificarchaeology.org

Preliminary report of excavations at site R11-1695, Newmarket, Auckland

Two hafted stone chisels in Giglioli’s collection

A preliminary study of the impact of the Tongan maritime chiefdom on the late prehsitoric society of ‘Uvea, Western Polynesia

Extract from The Evolution and Organisation of Prehistoric Society in Polynesia – Edited by Michael W. Graves and Roger C. Green

The importance of fish otoliths in Pacific island archaeofaunal analysis

Note: The New Zealand Journal of Archaeology was replaced in 2010 by the Journal of Pacific Archaeology. Journal of Pacific Archaeology issues from 2010 onwards are available digitally at http://pacificarchaeology.org

Abstracts from theses, Department of Anthropology, University of Otago, 1991-1992

Excavation on pa site, T8-8, Awana, Great Barrier Island

Samoan tia ‘ave and social structure – methodological and theortical considerations

Extract from The Evolution and Organisation of Prehistoric Society in Polynesia – Edited by Michael W. Graves and Roger C. Green

Reviews Vol 36 No 2

Chemical analysis of a try-work ash