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Reflections on the commensal model and future directions in Polynesian interaction studies

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One of the central themes of indigenous Polynesian historical narratives involves voyaging, navigation and patterns of inter-island cultural connection. One of the ways archaeologists have long looked at these questions through the lens of material culture studies-distributions of artefact and assemblage traits in time and space. Here we examine patterns of historical interaction inferred from ...
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2024-05-15
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Polynesia
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