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Archaeological evidence for mid-Holocene agriculture in the interior of Papua New Guinea: a critical review

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2003

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Denham, Timothy

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Sydney University Press

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Claims for the early and independent origins of agriculture in New Guinea partially rest on the archaeological evidence for mid-Holocene drainage and land use at five sites in the interior. The five sites are Kuk, Kana, Mugumamp and Warrawau in the Wahgi

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/86847

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Archaeology in Oceania

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