Sites and settlement in Hane Valley, Marquesas
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1968
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[Honolulu]
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This study is the first attempt in the Marquesas to survey all the sites within a localized area, to form a typology of these sites, and to reconstruct the settlement pattern; the immediate goals beyond these are in this instance very limited. One aim was to try to connect the inland settlement with the very early occupation of the coast. This has been only partially successful because no vertical time depth scale has yet been established for the
inland structures. Another aim was to trace a continuity between the past settlement and present settlement. This was found to be difficult because of a radical breakdown in Marquesan culture following European contact.
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Typescript.
Bibliography: leaves [191]-194.
Microfilm.
vi, 216 leaves illustrations, maps, tables
Bibliography: leaves [191]-194.
Microfilm.
vi, 216 leaves illustrations, maps, tables
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Ethnology -- French Polynesia -- Marquesas Islands, Antiquities, Manners and customs, Marquesas Islands (French Polynesia), Marquesas Islands (French Polynesia), French Polynesia
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Theses for the degree of Master of Arts (University of Hawaii (Honolulu no. 831
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