Prehistoric stone artefacts from Enga and the implication of links between the highlands, lowlands and islands for early agriculture in Papua New Guinea

Swadling, Pamela; Wiessner, Polly; Tumu, Akii

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Prehistoric stone artefacts from Enga and the implication of links between the highlands, lowlands and islands for early agriculture in Papua New Guinea

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2008

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Swadling, Pamela

Wiessner, Polly

Tumu, Akii

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Societe des Oceanistes

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/39889

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Journal of the Societe des Oceanistes (Journal de la societe des oceanistes/Journal societe des oceanistes)

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Prehistoric stone artefacts from Enga and the implication of links between the highlands, lowlands and islands for early agriculture in Papua New Guinea

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