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Research paper thumbnail of Reconstructing prehistoric fishing zones in Palau, Micronesia using fish remains: A blind test of inter-analyst correspondence

Archaeology in Oceania, 2016

Research paper thumbnail of Prey body size and anthropogenic resource depression: The decline of prehistoric fishing at Chelechol ra Orrak, Palau

Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 2016

Research paper thumbnail of Prehistoric and protohistoric cultural occurrences at Tarague, Guam

WHILE THE BODY of archaeological knowledge of Micronesia has been expanded considerably over the ... more WHILE THE BODY of archaeological knowledge of Micronesia has been expanded considerably over the last several years (Cordy 1980), little is as yet known of the early chronology, settlement patterns, and dynamics of culture change in the southern Mariana Islands (Fig. 1). ...

Research paper thumbnail of Temporal Trends in Prehistoric Fishing in Palau, Micronesia over the Last 1500 Years

Archaeology in Oceania, Apr 1, 2011

Research paper thumbnail of Reconstructing prehistoric fishing zones in Palau, Micronesia using fish remains: A blind test of inter-analyst correspondence

Archaeologists routinely reconstruct the types of marine environments fished by past human societ... more Archaeologists routinely reconstruct the types of marine environments fished by past human societies in order to understand economic systems, foraging behaviour, maritime technology and seafaring abilities. These reconstructions are based on ecological data provided by archaeofish identifications, but can be problematic where coarse-grained designations, such as inshore or pelagic, are used, or the influence of fish behaviour and life history traits on movement between habitats is overlooked. In tropical waters, intra-family diversity complicates habitat reconstruction by precluding lower-level taxonomic identifications that provide precise habitat information (e.g. surge channels, dropoffs). Consequently, a single generalised habitat may be imposed on fishes that could be caught in multiple environments, thereby eroding the reliability of fishing zone reconstructions. This study employs the archaeofish assemblage from Chelechol ra Orrak (c. 3000–0 BP), Palau to examine the analytic...

Research paper thumbnail of Prehistoric Fishing In Palau, Micronesia: Evidence From the Northern Rock Islands

Archaeology in Oceania, 2005

RefDoc, THE reference in scientific document supply / Refdoc, la référence en fourniture de docum... more RefDoc, THE reference in scientific document supply / Refdoc, la référence en fourniture de documents scientifiques ...

Research paper thumbnail of Reconstructing prehistoric fishing zones in Palau, Micronesia using fish remains: A blind test of inter-analyst correspondence

Archaeology in Oceania, 2016

Research paper thumbnail of Prey body size and anthropogenic resource depression: The decline of prehistoric fishing at Chelechol ra Orrak, Palau

Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 2016

Research paper thumbnail of Prehistoric and protohistoric cultural occurrences at Tarague, Guam

WHILE THE BODY of archaeological knowledge of Micronesia has been expanded considerably over the ... more WHILE THE BODY of archaeological knowledge of Micronesia has been expanded considerably over the last several years (Cordy 1980), little is as yet known of the early chronology, settlement patterns, and dynamics of culture change in the southern Mariana Islands (Fig. 1). ...

Research paper thumbnail of Temporal Trends in Prehistoric Fishing in Palau, Micronesia over the Last 1500 Years

Archaeology in Oceania, Apr 1, 2011

Research paper thumbnail of Reconstructing prehistoric fishing zones in Palau, Micronesia using fish remains: A blind test of inter-analyst correspondence

Archaeologists routinely reconstruct the types of marine environments fished by past human societ... more Archaeologists routinely reconstruct the types of marine environments fished by past human societies in order to understand economic systems, foraging behaviour, maritime technology and seafaring abilities. These reconstructions are based on ecological data provided by archaeofish identifications, but can be problematic where coarse-grained designations, such as inshore or pelagic, are used, or the influence of fish behaviour and life history traits on movement between habitats is overlooked. In tropical waters, intra-family diversity complicates habitat reconstruction by precluding lower-level taxonomic identifications that provide precise habitat information (e.g. surge channels, dropoffs). Consequently, a single generalised habitat may be imposed on fishes that could be caught in multiple environments, thereby eroding the reliability of fishing zone reconstructions. This study employs the archaeofish assemblage from Chelechol ra Orrak (c. 3000–0 BP), Palau to examine the analytic...

Research paper thumbnail of Prehistoric Fishing In Palau, Micronesia: Evidence From the Northern Rock Islands

Archaeology in Oceania, 2005

RefDoc, THE reference in scientific document supply / Refdoc, la référence en fourniture de docum... more RefDoc, THE reference in scientific document supply / Refdoc, la référence en fourniture de documents scientifiques ...

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