The timing of the human discovery and colonization of New Zealand

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• Tephrochronology and its application

  Open Access•David J Lowe•Quaternary Geochronology•2011

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• High-precision radiocarbon dating shows recent and rapid initial human colonization of East Polynesia

  Open Access•Janet M Wilmshurst, Terry L Hunt et al.•Proceedings of the National…•2011

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• Dating the late prehistoric dispersal of Polynesians to New Zealand using the commensal Pacific rat

  Open Access•Janet M Wilmshurst, A Anderson et al.•Proceedings of the National…•2008

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• Singing with conviction

  Nancy Menning•International Journal of…•2010

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• Untangling the causes of vegetation change in a 5,300 year pollen record at Tiniroto Lakes, Gisborne, New Zealand

  Open Access•Xun Li, John R Flenley et al.•Vegetation History and…•2013

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• The New Zealand bracken fern rhizome, Pteridium esculentum (G.Forst)

  Open Access•Foss Leach, Joel Davidson et al.•Archaeology in Oceania/Archæology…•2023

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• Circulation et patrimonialisation des pratiques esthétiques expressives dans le Pacifique

  Aurélie Condevaux•Autrepart•2017

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• Environmental variability and human adaptation in the Pacific Rim and the Sustainability of the Islands

  Open Access•John Flenley, Yoshinori Yasuda•Quaternary International•2008

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• Multi-proxy evidence of late Holocene human-induced environmental changes at Lake Pupuke, Auckland (New Zealand)

  Open Access•Bernd Striewski, Christoph Mayr et al.•Quaternary International•2009

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• Variability of El Niño/Southern Oscillation activity at millennial timescales during the Holocene epoch

  Open Access•Christopher M Moy, Geoffrey O Seltzer et al.•Nature•2002

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• The Selection of Sites for Paleovegetational Studies

  Open Access•George L Jacobson, Richard Bradshaw et al.•Quaternary Research•1981

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• Dating initial Maori environmental impact in New Zealand

  Open Access•Matt S McGlone, Janet M Wilmshurst•Quaternary International•1999

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• Interpreting charcoal in New Zealand's palaeoenvironment—What do those charcoal fragments really tell us

  Open Access•Katharine Butler, Kevin Butler•Quaternary International•2008

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• Recovery of DNA and pollen from New Zealand lake sediments

  Open Access•Elizabeth Matisoo-Smith, Kelly Roberts et al.•Quaternary International•2008

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• Human impact and climate changes—synchronous events and a causal link

  Open Access•Björn E Berglund•Quaternary International•2003

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• Multi-proxy evidence of late Holocene human-induced environmental changes at Lake Pupuke, Auckland (New Zealand)

  Open Access•Bernd Striewski, Christoph Mayr et al.•Quaternary International•2009

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• Evidence for Lateglacial and Holocene tree-line fluctuations from pollen diagrams from the Subalpine zone on Mt Hauhungatahi, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand

  Open Access•Mark Horrocks, John C Ogden et al.•The Holocene•2000

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• Using rat-gnawed seeds to independently date the arrival of Pacific rats and humans in New Zealand

  Open Access•Janet M Wilmshurst, Janet M Wilmshurstl et al.•The Holocene•2004

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• Speleothem master chronologies

  Open Access•Peter W Williams, Darren Ngaru King et al.•The Holocene•2004

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• Holocene vegetation, climate and history of a raised bog complex, northern New Zealand based on palynology, plant macrofossils and tephrochronology

  Open Access•Rewi Newnham, R M Newnham et al.•The Holocene•1995

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• Mechanics of overkill in the extinction of New Zealand moas

  Open Access•A Anderson•Journal of Archaeological Science•1989

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• Models and methods for inferring the prehistoric colonization of Hawai'i

  Open Access•Michael W Graves, David J Addison et al.•Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific…•1996

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• New Radiocarbon Calibration Software

  Open Access•Martin Jones, Geoff Nicholls•Radiocarbon•2002

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• Bomb Carbon as a Tracer of Dietary Carbon Sources in Omnivorous Mammals

  Open Access•Nancy Beavan-Athfield, Rodger J Sparks•Radiocarbon•2001

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• Environmental Influences on Dietary Carbon and 14 C Ages in Modern Rats and Other Species

  Open Access•Nancy R Beavan-Athfield, Bruce G McFadgen et al.•Radiocarbon•2001

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• An AMS 14 C Pollen-Dated Sediment and Pollen Sequence from the Late Holocene, Southern Coastal Hawke'S Bay, New Zealand

  Open Access•Pamela I Chester, Christine A Prior•Radiocarbon•2004

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• Reliability of Bone Gelatin AMS Dating

  Open Access•Nancy Beavan Athfield, Bruce Mcfadgen et al.•Radiocarbon•1999

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• Discussion Reporting of 14 C Data

  Open Access•Minze Stuiver, Henry A Polach•Radiocarbon•1977

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• New Ideas about Late Holocene Climate Variability in the Central Pacific

  M S Allen•Current Anthropology•2006

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• The Archaeological Record of Human Impacts on Animal Populations

  Open Access•D K Grayson•Journal of World Prehistory•2001

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• Was Rattus exulans in New Zealand 2000 years ago? AMS Radiocarbon ages from Shag River Mouth

  Open Access•A Anderson•Archaeology in Oceania/Archæology…•1996

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• Radiocarbon dates from archaeological rat bones

  Open Access•Ian Smith, A Anderson•Archaeology in Oceania/Archæology…•1998

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• The chronology of colonization in New Zealand

  Open Access•A Anderson•Antiquity•1991

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