Interdisciplinary study of coastal archaeological sites provides a wealth of information on the
ecology and evolution of ancient marine animal populations, the structure of past marine …

The last few decades have witnessed a rapid rise in the use of foraging models derived from
behavioral ecology to explain and predict temporal and spatial differences in faunal …

The islands of Wallacea are remarkable on a world scale as settlement occurred by at least
43,000 cal BP and must have involved the use of watercraft. The majority of the islands are …

Nueva Zelanda fue descubierta hace ahora más de mil años por colonos de la Polinesia
oriental, antecesores de los actuales maoríes. Aquellos hombres eran los descendientes de …

Recent archaeological investigation at the Coconut Walk site on the Caribbean island of
Nevis revealed dense 40 cm deep midden deposits that accumulated between cal AD 890 …

Fishing was the foundation for many of the world's foraging peoples and was undertaken
using a variety of technologies. Reconstructing fishing technologies can be difficult because …

Zooarchaeological data provide direct evidence of long-term human resource utilization
relevant to the modern study of sustainability and conservation. On the northwest coast of …

The relationship between environmental variation and subsistence practices is a central
point of discussion in much Oceanic archaeology. While human predation can significantly …

The analysis of fish remains from Island Southeast Asian archaeological assemblages
constitutes one of the main ways to examine human subsistence in the region …

ABSTRACT A review of archaeological and historical data on Caribbean fisheries shows
that previous assumptions about overexploitation of fisheries in prehistoric and colonial …