Subject
Archaeological Findings, Volcanic Activity, Artifacts, Bones, Shells, Stones, Preservation, Protection, Volcano Eruptions, Mangaasi, Arapus, Nguna, Kuwae, Time Periods, Archaeological Significance, Similarities, Differences, Vanuatu Archaeology, Cultural History

Domains
Archéologie, Sciences Sociales, Environnement, Sciences humaines

Description

The report discusses the archaeological findings and volcanic activity in Vanuatu. It mentions that the participants found various artifacts and materials, including bones, shells, and stones, which provide insights into the past activities of the people in the region. The report also highlights the importance of volcano eruptions in preserving and protecting these archaeological remains. Different volcanic eruptions were studied, including those from Mangaasi, Arapus, Nguna, and Kuwae, with samples collected from different time periods. The report emphasizes that the different volcanic eruptions helped in identifying different time periods and understanding the archaeological significance of the sites. The findings from the volcanic eruptions in Mangaasi, Arapus, and Nguna were compared to determine the similarities and differences in the archaeological evidence found. Overall, the report provides valuable information about the archaeological discoveries and the role of volcanic activity in preserving these artifacts in Vanuatu.

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Language
English (en-GB)

Creators
Shing Richard, Bedford Stuart, Spriggs Matthew, Regenvanu Ralph

Contributors

Sources
Typescript on file Vanuatu National Library, 18pp.

Relation

Coverage
Mangaasi, Arapus, Nguna, Kuwae

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