| Author(s) |
Gibbs, Martin
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| Publication Date |
2019-04
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| Abstract |
The Solomon Islands, located several hundred kilometres east of New Guinea, occupy a critical position in Oceanic cultural history. This island chain, extending 1700 km from Buka south-eastwards through to Vanuatu, lies at the junction between near and remote Oceania and is the interface between the Melanesian and Polynesian cultures. Perhaps as a consequence of these relationships, the archaeology of the region remains enigmatic and fascinating. In this volume, authors Richard Walter and Peter Sheppard – who have independently and collaboratively undertaken archaeological research in the Solomon Islands for almost 30 years – present a synthesis of what is known of the archaeology of this region and a review of the major questions that have been proposed by themselves and others.
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| Citation |
Archaeology in Oceania, v.54 (1)
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| ISSN |
1834-4453
0728-4896
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| Language |
en
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| Publisher |
John Wiley & Sons, Inc
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| Title |
Archaeology of the Solomon Islands By Walter, Richard and Sheppard, Peter Otago University Press, Dunedin, NZ, 2017 ISBN: 9780947522537. Pp. 200. NZD 50
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| Type of document |
Review
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| Entity Type |
Publication
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