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Kohika The Archaeology Of A Late Maori Lake Village Geoffrey Irwin

SKU: BELL-1536222

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Publisher: Auckland University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 30.97 MB

Pages: 297

Author: Geoffrey Irwin

ISBN: 9781869403157, 1869403150

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Kohika The Archaeology Of A Late Maori Lake Village Geoffrey Irwin by Geoffrey Irwin 9781869403157, 1869403150 instant download after payment.

The archaeological remains of a remarkably well-preserved indigenous Maori village are unearthed and analyzed in this collection of contributions from 20 scholars who worked at the excavation site. Abandoned because of flooding, the village of Te Kohika remained untouched for 270 years and preserved in a peat swamp until it was discovered in 1974. For the past 30 years, archaeologists have been researching the pataka storehouses, cooking shelters, homes, wood and fiber items, and storage pits at the site, making this one of the largest ongoing archaeological projects in New Zealand's history. Each essay offers an expert's opinion on the artifacts discovered and cultural observations disclosed by this landmark excavation.