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Book Section 1991 Will, E. L. The Mediterranean shipping amphoras from Arikamedu Rome and India: the ancient sea trade [Will, 1991 #23586]
Book Section 2007 Spriggs, Matthew The Neolithic and Austronesian expansion within island Southeast Asia and into the Pacific Dong nan Ya dao Taiping yang: Cong kao gu xue zheng ju kan Nan dao yu zu kuo san yu Lapita wen hua zhi jian de guan xi = From Southeast Asia to the Pacific : archaeological perspectives on the Austronesian expansion and the Lapita cultural complex [Spriggs, 2007 #23588]
Book Section 2007 Bedford, Stuart The excavation, conservation and reconstruction of Lapita burial pots from the Teouma site, Efate, Central Vanuatu Oceanic explorations: Lapita and western Pacific settlement [Bedford, 2007 #23587]
Book Section 2003 Spriggs, Matthew Post-Lapita evolutions in island Melanesia Pacific archaeology: assessments and prospects [Spriggs, 2003 #23593]
Book Section 2002 Jones, Rhys Theatrum Oceani: themes and arguments concerning the prehistory of Australia and the Pacific Archaeology: the widening debate [Jones, 2002 #23592]
Book Section 2004 Spriggs, Matthew Is there life after Lapita, and do you remember the 60s? The Post-Lapita sequences of the western Pacific A Pacific odyssey: archaeology and anthropology in the Western Pacific : papers in honour of Jim Specht [Spriggs, 2004 #23591]
Book Section 2005 Veth, Peter Changing research perspectives from Australia’s doorstep: the Joint Australian-Indonesian Aru Islands Initiative and the Archaeology of East Timor Project Archaeology from Australia [Veth, 2005 #23590]
Book Section 2007 Spriggs, Matthew Population in a vegetable kingdom: Aneityum Island (Vanuatu) at European contact in 1830 The growth and collapse of Pacific island societies: archaeological and demographic perspectives [Spriggs, 2007 #23589]
Book Section 2000 Spriggs, Matthew The Solomon Islands as bridge and barrier in the settlement of the Pacific Australian archaeologist: collected papers in honour of Jim Allen [Spriggs, 2000 #23601]
Book Section 2000 Spriggs, Matthew Can hunter-gatherers live in tropical rain forests?: the Pleistocene Island Melanesian evidence Hunters and gatherers in the modern world: conflict, resistance, and self-determination [Spriggs, 2000 #23600]
Book Section 2000 Spriggs, Matthew Lapita Culture The Pacific Islands: an encyclopedia [Spriggs, 2000 #23599]
Book Section 2001 Spriggs, Matthew Who cares what time it is?: the importance of chronology in Pacific archaeology [Spriggs, 2001 #23598]
Book Section 2001 Spriggs, Matthew Arapus: a Lapita site at Mangaasi in Central Vanuatu? The Archaeology of Lapita Dispersal in Oceania: Papers from the Fourth Lapita Conference, June 2000, Canberra, Australia [Spriggs, 2001 #23597]
Book Section 2001 O'Connor, Sue From savannah to rainforest: changing environments and human occupation at Liang Lembudu, Aru Islands, Maluku (Indonesia) Bridging Wallace's Line: the environmental and cultural history and dynamics of the SE-Asian-Australian region [O'Connor, 2001 #23596]
Book Section 2002 Spriggs, Matthew Taro cropping systems in the Southeast Asian-Pacific Region: an archaeological update Vegeculture in eastern Asia and Oceania [Spriggs, 2002 #23595]
Book Section 2002 Bedford, Stuart Of shell, stone and bone: a review of non-ceramic artefacts recovered from the first 1000 years of Vanuatu’s archaeological record Fifty years in the field: essays in honour and celebration of Richard Shutler Jr's archaeological career [Bedford, 2002 #23594]
Book Section 1997 Spriggs, Matthew Recent prehistory (the Holocene) Cambridge history of the Pacific Islanders [Spriggs, 1997 #23605]
Book Section 1997 Spriggs, Matthew Bibliographic essay Cambridge history of the Pacific Islanders [Spriggs, 1997 #23604]
Book Section 1999 Spriggs, Matthew Les éclats du triangle polynésien: archéologie des diables étrangers D’île en île Pacifique [Spriggs, 1999 #23603]
Book Section 1999 Spriggs, Matthew The stratigraphy of the Ponamia site, northwest Erromango, Vanuatu: evidence for 2700 year old stone structures The Pacific from 5000 to 2000 BP: colonisation and transformations [Spriggs, 1999 #23602]
Book Section 1996 Spriggs, Matthew La culture d'irrigation du taro au Vanuatu Vanuatu Océanie: arts des îles de cendre et de corail: [exposition] Port-Vila, Musée, 28 juin 1996-10 août 1996, Nouméa, Musée territorial de Nouvelle-Calédonie, 3 septembre 1996-30 octobre 1996, Bâle, Museum für Völkerkunde, 15 mars 1997-10 août 199 [Spriggs, 1996 #23609]
Book Section 1996 Spriggs, Matthew The archaeology of Vanuatu in Pacific perspective Arts of Vanuatu [Spriggs, 1996 #23608]
Book Section 1996 Spriggs, Matthew An agricultural art: taro irrigation in Vanuatu Arts of Vanuatu [Spriggs, 1996 #23607]
Book Section 1997 Spriggs, Matthew Landscape catastrophe and landscape enhancement: are either or both true in the Pacific? Historical ecology in the Pacific Islands: prehistoric environmental and landscape change [Spriggs, 1997 #23606]
Book Section 1991 Whitehouse, David Epilogue: Roman trade in perspective Rome and India: the ancient sea trade [Whitehouse, 1991 #23610]
Book Section 1993 Spriggs, Matthew The current relevance of ethnohistorical and archaeological systems Traditional ecological knowledge: wisdom for sustainable development [Spriggs, 1993 #23618]
Book Section 1996 Spriggs, Matthew J. T. What is Southeast Asian about Lapita? Prehistoric Mongoloid dispersal [Spriggs, 1996 #23617]
Book Section 1982 White, Joyce C. Ancient metallurgy in Northeast Thailand Ban Chiang: discovery of a lost bronze age [White, 1982 #23616]
Book Section 1996 Spriggs, Matthew Early agriculture and what went before in Island Melanesia: continuity or intrusion? The origins and spread of agriculture and pastoralism in Eurasia [Spriggs, 1996 #23615]
Book Section 1989 White, R. Production complexity and standardization in early Aurignacian bead and pendant manufacture: evolutionary implications The human revolution: behavioural and biological perspectives on the origins of modern humans [White, 1989 #23614]