Vol. 5 No. 2 (2014)

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Published: 22-06-2014

Editorial

Understanding the Hawaiian Past: Papers in honour of Patrick V. Kirch

Mark McCoy, Jennifer Kahn

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Articles

Marquesan Colonisation Chronologies and Postcolonisation Interaction: Implications for Hawaiian origins and the ‘Marquesan Homeland’ hypothesis

Melinda S. Allen

1-17
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Household Archaeology and ‘House Societies’ in the Hawaiian Archipelago

Jennifer Kahn

18-29
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Current Perspectives on Hawai‘i’s Stone Tool Economies

Peter Mills, Steven Lundblad

30-39
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The Kealakekua Region: Salubrious core, political centre

Robert J. Hommon

40-50
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Farming the Rock: A biogeochemical perspective on intensive agriculture in Polynesia

Peter M. Vitousek, Oliver A. Chadwick, Sara C. Hotchkiss, Thegn N. Ladefoged, Christopher M. Stevenson

51-61
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Community-Based Research: The next step in Hawaiian archaeology

Kathleen Kawelu, Donald Pakele

62-71
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The Significance of Religious Ritual in Ancient Hawai‘i

Mark McCoy

72-80
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The Historical Archaeology of States and Non-States: Anarchist Perspectives from Hawai‘i and Vanuatu

James Flexner

81-97
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Fishhooks and Adzes: The pointed and edgy nexus of culture, technology, and early capitalism in Hawai‘i

James M. Bayman

98-108
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Invited Comment

Understanding the Hawaiian Past: A personal reflection

Patrick V. Kirch

109-114
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Book Reviews

First Settlement of Remote Oceania, Earliest Sites in the Mariana Islands - M. Carson

Ethan Cochrane

115-116
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Tradition and Change in Maori and Pacific Art: Essays by Roger Neich - Clarke, Pereira, Prickett (eds.)

Moira White

117-118
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