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Title: New Zealand Journal of Archaeology. Volume 3, 1981
Description: Dunedin, New Zealand A. 1981, First Edition. Soft cover, 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Book, 154 pages, illustrations, diagrams. The role of pigs in the economy of Pakea Islet, Banks Islands, Southwest Pacific; Pre-European hunting dogs in the South Island, New Zealand; Fluorine concentration profiles in archaeological bone: an application of a nuclear microprobe; Dating New Zealand obsidian by resonant nuclear reactions; Archaeological interpretation of alluvial gold tailing sites Central Otago, New Zealand; The ages of Pacific obsidian from fission track analysis; Regional occurrence of the fern-root plane in pre-historic New Zealanders; New Zealand mataa from Marlborough, Nelson and the Chatham Islands; Archaic and Classic Maori relationships at Long Beach, Otago: the artefacts and activity areas; The value of high latitude models in South Pacific archaeology: a critique. Good.

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