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3. Jones T, Klar K (2005) Diffusionism reconsidered: linguistic and archaeological evidence for
prehistoric Polynesian contact with Southern California. Am Antiq 70(3): 457–484
4. Anderson A (2006) Polynesian seafaring and American horizons: a response to Jones and
Klar. Am Antiq 71(4): 759–763
5. Evans I (1927) Notes on the remains of an old boat found at Pontian. J Federated Malay States
Museum XII/4: 93–96
6. Pierre-Yves Manguin P (1985) Sewn-plank craft of South-East Asia, a preliminary survey. In
McGrail S, Kentley E (eds.) Sewn plank boats, archaeological and ethnographic papers based
on those presented to a conference at Greenwich in November, 1984. BAR International Series
276, p. 333
7. Anderson A (2006) Polynesian seafaring and American horizons: a response to Jones and
Klar. Am Antiq 71(4): 760
8. Storey A, Ramirez J et al. (2007) Radiocarbon and DNA evidence for a pre-Columbian
introduction of Polynesian chickens to Chile. Proc Natl Acad Sci Vol 104(25): 10335–10339
9. Gongora J, Rawlence N et al. (2008) Indo-European and Asian origins for Chilean and Pacific
chickens revealed by mtDNA. Proc Natl Acad Soc 2008, 105(30): 10308–10313
10. Carter G (1971) Pre-Columbian Chickens in America. In Riley C, Kelley C, Pennington C,
Rands R (eds.) Man across the sea, problems of pre-Columbian contacts. University of Texas
Press, Austin and London, pp. 178–218
11. Jones M (2001) The molecule hunters. Penguin Press, London, p. 92
12. Jones M (2001) The molecule hunters. Penguin Press, London, p. 175
13. Johannessen C, Fogg M (1982) Melanotic chicken use and Chinese traits in Guatemala. Rev
Hist Am 93: 73–89
14. Johanannesen C (1981) Folk medicine uses of melanotic Asiatic chickens as evidence of early
diffusion to the New World. Soc Sci & Med 15(d): 427–434
15. Johannessen C, Fogg M (1982) Melanotic chicken use an Chinese traits in Guatemala. Rev
Hist Am 93, p. 430
16. Jett S (1978) Precolumbian Transoceanic Contacts. In Jennings J (ed.) Ancient Native
Americans. W.H. Freeman & Co, San Francisco, pp. 592–650
17. Culbert T (1978) Mesoamerica. In: Ancient Native Americans, W.H. Freeman & Co, San
Francisco, pp. 402–453, p. 440
18. Yen, D (1974) The sweet potato and Oceania: an essay in ethnobotany. Bernice P. Bishop
Museum Bulletin 236, Honolulu, Hawaii