248
14 New Zealand Palaeodemography
13. Urlich D (1969) The distribution and migrations of the North Island Maori population about
1800–1840. MA thesis, University of Auckland
14. Pool I (1977) The Maori population of New Zealand 1769–1971. Auckland and Oxford
University Press.
15. Sattenspiel L, Harpending H (1983) Stable populations and skeletal age. Am Antiq 48: 489–
498
16. Buikstra J, Konigsberg L, Bullington J (1986) Fertility and the development of agriculture in
the prehistoric Midwest. Am Antiq 51: 528–546
17. Sutton D, Molloy M (1989) Deconstructing Pacific palaeodemography: a critique of density
dependent causality. Archaeol Ocean 24: 31–36
18. Weiss K (1973) Demographic models for anthropology. Am Antiq 38(2) Pt 2, Memoir 27.
19. Brewis S (1988) Assessing infant mortality in prehistoric New Zealand: a life table approach.
NZ J Archaeol 10: 73–82
20. Navara K (2009) Humans at tropical latitudes produce more females. Biol Lett 5: 524–527.
21. Pearce C, Cohen S, Tuke J (2009) New Zealand Palaeodemography: Pitfalls and possibilities.
In: Mondaini R (ed) Proceedings of the 9th International Symposium on Mathematical and
Computational Biology, Brasilia, August 2009. World Scientific, Singapore 2009 (to appear)
22. Walton T (2006) How big are pa? Archaeol NZ 49(3): 174–187, 178.
23. Sutton D (1979) The prehistoric people of Eastern Palliser Bay. Nat Mus NZ Bull 21: 185–
203, 200–211
24. Visser E (1986) Fertility among prehistoric New Zealanders: an analysis of general and
regional patterns. MA thesis, University of Auckland, p. 66
25. Lamb H (1972) Climate, present, past and future. Methuen & Co Ltd London, Vol 2 p 455
26. Bongaarts J (1980) Does malnutrition affect fecundity? A summary of evidence. Sci (new
series) 208, No 4444
27. Spielmann K (1989) A review: dietary restrictions on hunter-gatherer women and the
implications for fertility and infant mortality. Hum Ecol 17(3): 321–345.
28. Sole T (2005) Ng¯ ati Ruanui: a history. Huia, Wellington, New Zealand
29. Fox A (1983) Pa and people in New Zealand: an archaeological estimate of population. NZ J
Archaeol 5: 5–18
30. Fox A (1976) Pa and other sites in the Parua Bay district, Whangaroa, Northland. Rec Auck
Inst Mus 13: 13–27
31. Best E (1927) The pa Maori. Dominion Mus Bull 6 1975, p 296
32. Fox A (1983) Pa and people in New Zealand: an archaeological estimate of population. NZ J
Archaeol 5: 284.
33. Naroll R (1962) Floor area and settlement population. Am Antiq Vol 27 (4): 587–589
34. Fox A (1983) Pa and people in New Zealand: an archaeological estimate of population. NZ J
Archaeol 5: 7
14 New Zealand Palaeodemography
13. Urlich D (1969) The distribution and migrations of the North Island Maori population about
1800–1840. MA thesis, University of Auckland
14. Pool I (1977) The Maori population of New Zealand 1769–1971. Auckland and Oxford
University Press.
15. Sattenspiel L, Harpending H (1983) Stable populations and skeletal age. Am Antiq 48: 489–
498
16. Buikstra J, Konigsberg L, Bullington J (1986) Fertility and the development of agriculture in
the prehistoric Midwest. Am Antiq 51: 528–546
17. Sutton D, Molloy M (1989) Deconstructing Pacific palaeodemography: a critique of density
dependent causality. Archaeol Ocean 24: 31–36
18. Weiss K (1973) Demographic models for anthropology. Am Antiq 38(2) Pt 2, Memoir 27.
19. Brewis S (1988) Assessing infant mortality in prehistoric New Zealand: a life table approach.
NZ J Archaeol 10: 73–82
20. Navara K (2009) Humans at tropical latitudes produce more females. Biol Lett 5: 524–527.
21. Pearce C, Cohen S, Tuke J (2009) New Zealand Palaeodemography: Pitfalls and possibilities.
In: Mondaini R (ed) Proceedings of the 9th International Symposium on Mathematical and
Computational Biology, Brasilia, August 2009. World Scientific, Singapore 2009 (to appear)
22. Walton T (2006) How big are pa? Archaeol NZ 49(3): 174–187, 178.
23. Sutton D (1979) The prehistoric people of Eastern Palliser Bay. Nat Mus NZ Bull 21: 185–
203, 200–211
24. Visser E (1986) Fertility among prehistoric New Zealanders: an analysis of general and
regional patterns. MA thesis, University of Auckland, p. 66
25. Lamb H (1972) Climate, present, past and future. Methuen & Co Ltd London, Vol 2 p 455
26. Bongaarts J (1980) Does malnutrition affect fecundity? A summary of evidence. Sci (new
series) 208, No 4444
27. Spielmann K (1989) A review: dietary restrictions on hunter-gatherer women and the
implications for fertility and infant mortality. Hum Ecol 17(3): 321–345.
28. Sole T (2005) Ng¯ ati Ruanui: a history. Huia, Wellington, New Zealand
29. Fox A (1983) Pa and people in New Zealand: an archaeological estimate of population. NZ J
Archaeol 5: 5–18
30. Fox A (1976) Pa and other sites in the Parua Bay district, Whangaroa, Northland. Rec Auck
Inst Mus 13: 13–27
31. Best E (1927) The pa Maori. Dominion Mus Bull 6 1975, p 296
32. Fox A (1983) Pa and people in New Zealand: an archaeological estimate of population. NZ J
Archaeol 5: 284.
33. Naroll R (1962) Floor area and settlement population. Am Antiq Vol 27 (4): 587–589
34. Fox A (1983) Pa and people in New Zealand: an archaeological estimate of population. NZ J
Archaeol 5: 7