Dionne Fonotī
Biographic Data
| ID | 1255882 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dionne Fonotī |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dionne |
| FAMILY NAME | Fonotī |
| SIGNATURE | FONOTĪ D |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Samoa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Utu
The Sāmoa Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Database was begun in 2016 as an ongoing means of encouraging and assisting more archaeological research in Sāmoa. It is also building a stronger engagement between the Archaeology and Cultural Heritage research and teaching programme at the Centre for Sāmoan Studies at the National University with government agencies here, and is contributing to the still incomplete processes of preparing heritage prot…
Did Sāmoa have intensive agriculture in the past? New findings from LiDAR
During recent field survey work in Aleipata on the southeast coast of the Independent State of Samoa several new archaeological features have been discovered by a LiDAR-guided ground survey. The survey confirmed evidence from LiDAR images of a dense habitation zone from the coast to several kilometres inland with an extensive drainage system. We suggest that prior to the nineteenth century, when Sāmoan political organisation was first described, …
Sāmoa's hidden past
This communication presents results from LiDAR-guided field research in 2017 which revealed the existence of continuous indigenous population zones stretching from the coast to three or more kilometres inland across the district of Palauli East, Savai'i. The findings amplify archaeological evidence of a small number of inland settlements (recorded in the 1970s and earlier) on the main islands of ̃Ūpolu and Savai'i as well as recent studies of the…
Sāmoa's hidden past
This communication presents results from LiDAR-guided field research in 2017 which revealed the existence of continuous indigenous population zones stretching from the coast to three or more kilometres inland across the district of Palauli East, Savai'i. The findings amplify archaeological evidence of a small number of inland settlements (recorded in the 1970s and earlier) on the main islands of ̃Ūpolu and Savai'i as well as recent studies of the…
Did Sāmoa have intensive agriculture in the past? New findings from LiDAR
During recent field survey work in Aleipata on the southeast coast of the Independent State of Samoa several new archaeological features have been discovered by a LiDAR-guided ground survey. The survey confirmed evidence from LiDAR images of a dense habitation zone from the coast to several kilometres inland with an extensive drainage system. We suggest that prior to the nineteenth century, when Sāmoan political organisation was first described, …
Sāmoa's hidden past
This communication presents results from LiDAR-guided field research in 2017 which revealed the existence of continuous indigenous population zones stretching from the coast to three or more kilometres inland across the district of Palauli East, Savai'i. The findings amplify archaeological evidence of a small number of inland settlements (recorded in the 1970s and earlier) on the main islands of ̃Ūpolu and Savai'i as well as recent studies of the…
Did Sāmoa have intensive agriculture in the past? New findings from LiDAR
During recent field survey work in Aleipata on the southeast coast of the Independent State of Samoa several new archaeological features have been discovered by a LiDAR-guided ground survey. The survey confirmed evidence from LiDAR images of a dense habitation zone from the coast to several kilometres inland with an extensive drainage system. We suggest that prior to the nineteenth century, when Sāmoan political organisation was first described, …
Utu
The Sāmoa Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Database was begun in 2016 as an ongoing means of encouraging and assisting more archaeological research in Sāmoa. It is also building a stronger engagement between the Archaeology and Cultural Heritage research and teaching programme at the Centre for Sāmoan Studies at the National University with government agencies here, and is contributing to the still incomplete processes of preparing heritage prot…
Archaeology (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Island Studies and Pacific Affairs (2 works) · Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies (2 works) · Settlement (finance (2 works) · Agriculture (1 works)