Titlebook: Oceanic Migration; Paths, Sequence, Tim Charles E.M. Pearce,F. M. Pearce Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 Indian Ocean.L

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Challenging a Late First Settlement Date for New Zealandsciously in accordance with a demographer’s beliefs. Each such package of choices, and most notably the first settlement date, carries demographic implications and consequences. We consider the demographic implications of a now widely accepted first settlement date for New Zealand of AD 1200 to illu

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The Context of Field Archaeology: The Maori Pai pa (hill-forts). This evidence reveals the scale of pa-building in horticultural areas, the density of pa in the landscape, the very considerable population capacity of both large pa and of pa large enough to be described as citadels and the importance of pa in defending horticultural land, stored

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New Zealand Palaeodemography: Archaeologically Based Demographic Evidenceulation loss in the poorer areas in Little Ice Age New Zealand. Using new evidence from field archaeology relating to Maori pa (hill-forts) it is possible to estimate the total population capacity of pa in AD 1445 and to use this with Rutherford’s and Urlich’s population estimates for 1801 to determ

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Dating the First Settlement of New Zealand: A Power Law Analysis distribution of New Zealand pa (hill-forts). Because the pattern of pa settlement has grown out of ancient settlement patterns, pa rank size distribution retains an imprint of the prior history of settlement in New Zealand. Thus it is possible through mathematical analysis of pa rank size distribut

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The Context of Oral Traditions: The Oral Transmission of History and Maui the Navigator’s Visit to Nthat Maui followed sailing instructions handed down from earlier navigators. The language divergence and cultural impoverishment of the indigenous peoples he met point both to a significant time depth since first settlement and to long isolation for the descendants of the first colonists. Following

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The Mythological Context: Tree Worship and the Evolution of Creation Mythsgonic Tree. Of central importance is the preservation in the isolation of the Chatham Islands, which lie in the Southern Ocean 870?km east of New Zealand, of a 4,000-year-old version of a totemic Creation myth involving the Cosmogonic Tree. This totemic myth is far older than the Creation myths reco

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The Context of Global Climate Change: Climate-Driven Demographyitions reduced the biota. Given the large landmass of New Zealand, population levels would have to have been very considerable for this to have happened. High populations by AD 1400 imply significant time depth for settlement in New Zealand, given that till AD 1200 New Zealand would have had a popul

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