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History of Archaeology in Papua New Guinea The Early Years up to 1960

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Prior to the excavations of Sue Bulmer in the late 1950s, the archaeological modelling of New Guinea’s past was hindered by a lack of time depth. Archaeological models of change involving the movement of peoples were the norm, and they were based on datasets including material culture, language, and physical attributes of people. This article charts early attempts of archaeology in exploring Pa...
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2024-02-22
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Papua New Guinea
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Otago University Research Archive
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McNiven, Ian J
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Oxford University Press
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University of Otago
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