How relevant is modern experimental voyaging to understanding the settlement of Oceania?

Author information

Resource primary author:

Morgan, Karen

Resource secondary author:

none

Resource tertiary author :

none

Source title:

University Course - Pacific Pre-History 48.312 [from guide to essay writing]

Content information

Content Description:

This essay explores the theory and models for migration and settlement through sea voyaging across Oceania.

Publication format:

Essay

Miscellaneous other notes:

University Course - Pacific Pre-History 48.312 [from guide to essay writing]

TRC has a copy:

Yes

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Publication information

Publication status:

Okay to copy

Catalogue Number:

Archive: University of Auckland - Treaty Training

Publisher:

University of Auckland

Place of publication:

New Zealand

Physical description:

6 pages (pages 52-61), A4 photocopy, double sided

Publication Miscellaneous Notes:

Christine Herzog Collection. Essay taken from a University publication of example essays.

Where can I find this?:

Treaty Resource Centre

Informal Groups:

Polynesians

Related people :

none

Historical event:

none

Type of content:

History

Historical Period:

Pre-European

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none

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