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1. Foregone Conclusions?: In Search of 'Papuans' and 'Austronesians'(1)

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Terrell, John Edward, Kelly, Kevin M., Rainbird, Paul, BELLWOOD, PETER, BRADSHAW, JOEL, BURLEY, DAVID V., CLARK, ROSS, DOUGLAS, BRONWEN, GREEN, R. C., INTOH, MICHIKO, JORDAN, FIONA M., GRAY, RUSSELL D., KANEKO, AKIRA, LUM, J. KOJI, PIETRUSEWSKY, MICHAEL, and RICHARDS, MARTIN

Subjects
Polynesians -- History, Melanesians -- History, Papuans -- History, Anthropological research -- Evaluation, Biological diversity -- Oceania
Published
2001

2. Comments.

Author

Intoh, Michiko, Jordan, Fiona M., and Gray, Russell D.

Subjects
*ANTHROPOLOGY, *PACIFIC Islanders, *BIODIVERSITY, *CRITICISM, *HISTORY
Abstract

The author comments on the article by John Edward Terrell, Kevin M. Kelly, and Paul Rainbird on the human diversity and prehistory of the Pacific Islands, and the anthropology of the region. It was stated that the researchers mentioned only the Polynesian influences to indicate the complexity of human diversity in Micronesia and used linguistic evidence concerning kava to demonstrate the link with Polynesia.

Published
2001

3. Comments.

Author

Jordan, Fiona M., Gray, Russell D., and Kaneko, Akira

Subjects
*ANTHROPOLOGY, *PACIFIC Islanders, *BIODIVERSITY, *CRITICISM, *HISTORY
Abstract

The author comments on the article by John Edward Terrell, Kevin M. Kelly, and Paul Rainbird on the human diversity and prehistory of the Pacific Islands, and the anthropology of the region. Rather than seeing the two-peoples and entangled-bank models as mutually exclusive, it has been argued that they are best characterized as two ends of a continuum of modes of human prehistory.

Published
2001

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