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Prehistoric and modern pottery industries of Buka Island, T.P.N.G.
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Prehistoric and modern pottery industries of Buka Island, T.P.N.G.

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Buka Island lies in the Bougainville District of' the Territory of PaPua and New Guinea. In 1967 the author carried out an archaeological. survey of south-east Buka and excavated on two major sites on Sohano Island and at Haugan Village on Buka. These excavations and surface Collections produced collections of pottery hitherto undescribed. To describe and analyse the pottery a descriptive code has been devised. By this code each rim shard is described in terms of its constituent features. To study the development of pottery-making on Buka...
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2014
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Melanesia
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thesis(phd)
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