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The Gotland papers: selected papers from the VII International Conference on Easter Island and the Pacific: migration, identity and cultural heritage: Gotland University, Sweden, August 20-25, 2007 / |
Wallin, Paul.; Martinsson-Wallin, Helene.
Gotland University,
The Gotland papers: selected papers from the VII International Conference on Easter Island and the Pacific: migration, identity and cultural heritage: Gotland University, Sweden, August 20-25, 2007 /
Botanical identification of 200 Easter Island wood carvings
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Catherine Orliac

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1674778415275_50880746

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Introductory material. Opening remarks
Dave Rose
Opening address
Leif Borgert
Welcome speech at Visby Strand Congress Hall
Helene Martinsson-Wallin
Editors preface
Paul Wallin and Helene Martinsson Wallin
Keynote address: A palynologist looks at the colonization of the Pacific
John Flenley
Chapter 1: Easter Island archaeology. Re-dating Ahu Nau Nau and the settlement at 'Anakena, Rapa Nui
Paul Wallin, Helene Martinsson-Wallin & Göran Possnert
Ahu Motu Toremo Hiva (Poike Peninsula, Easter Island): dynamic architecture of a series of Ahu
Nicolas Cauwe ... [et al.]
Computer modeling and visualization of Vinapu Ceremonial Center
Paul Horley
The Easter Island collapse
Charles M. Love
GIS applications in Easter Island: geodetic adjustments and survey maps accuracy
Patricia Vargas, Claudio Cristino & Roberto Izaurieta
Chapter 2: Easter Island paleo-botany and landscape approaches. The vanished palm trees of Easter Island: new radiocarbon and phytolith data
Claire Delhon & Catherine Orliac
Plant microfossil analysis of deposits from Te Niu, Rapa Nui, demonstrates forest disruption c. AD 1300 and subsequent dryland multi-cropping
Joan A. Wozniak, Mark Horrocks, & Linda Cummings
Botanical identification of 200 Easter Island wood carvings
Catherine Orliac
Empirical assessment of a pre-European societal collapse on Rapa Nui (Easter Island)
Maria A. Mulrooney ... [et al.]
On the road of the winds: journeying across the blue water of the Pacific, and along the roads of Rapa Nui
Colin Richards
Back to the sea: Rapa Nui's Ahu seascapes
Sue Hamilton
Chapter 3: Easter Island anthropology and history. When home is the navel of the world: lives and futures of young Rapa Nui
or, what a not so young anthropology novice thinks she might finally think about this
Olaug Irene Røsvik Andreassen
Why are we living in the past?
Patrick M. Chapman & María Eugenia Santa Coloma
A museum exhibition as a way to express identity proposed "He A'amu tupuna, he mana 'u a mu'a"
María Eugenia Santa Coloma
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