The evolution and organisation of prehistoric society in Polynesia
- Title
- The evolution and organisation of prehistoric society in Polynesia / edited by Michael W. Graves and Roger C. Green ; [monograph editor, Nigel Prickett].
- Published by
- [Auckland, N.Z.] : [New Zealand Archaeological Association], 1993.
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- Description
- 125 pages : illustrations, maps, plan; 28 cm.
- Series statement
- New Zealand Archaeological Association monograph, 0111-5715 ; 19
- Uniform title
- New Zealand Archaeological Association monograph ; 19.
- Subject
- Contents
- Preface / Michael W. Graves, Roger C. Green -- 1. The study of archaeological variability in Polynesia / Michael W. Graves and Roger C. Green -- 2. Community-level organisation, power and elites in Polynesian settlement pattern studies / Roger C. Green -- 3. Evaluating the orthodox dual settlement model for the Hawaiian Islands: an analysis of artefact distribution and Hawaiian oral traditions / C. Kēhaunani Cachola-Abad -- 4. The role of major quarries in Polynesian prehistory / Helen M. Leach -- 5. A preliminary study of the impact of the Tongan maritime chieftain on the late prehistoric society of 'Uvea, western Polynesia / Christophe Sand -- 6. Samoan tia 'ave and social structure: methodological and theoretical considerations / David J. Herdrich, Jeffrey T. Clark -- 7. The impact of resource diversity on the sociopolitical structure of Rotuma / Thegn N. Ladefoged -- 8. The community in Ma'uke prehistory / Richard Walter -- 9. The use of photogrammetry, laser scan and computer-assisted drafting in the analysis of Easter Island statuary / Jo Anne Van Tilburg -- 10. The Easter island prehistoric sequence and developments in its settlement pattern / Patricia Vargas -- 11. Ritual behaviour and ceremonial structures in eastern Polynesia: changing perspectives on archaeological variability / Michael W. Graves, Maria Sweeney.
- Owning institution
- Princeton University Library
- Note
- Volume originated as a session of the 17th Pacific Science Congress, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1991, entitled "Evolution of Late Prehistoric Social Systems in Polynesia".--Pref.
- Title from spine: Prehistoric Polynesian society.
- "Published with the assistance of the Green Foundation for Polynesian Research and the Pacific Science Association."--T.p.
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references.