396
Index
Kuro Shio Route
voyaging frequency, 142, 143
Kuruhaupo, 313
L
Lamb, H.H., 78, 193, 194, 206, 266, 323
Lang, John Dunmore, 104
Language divergence within New Zealand,
274, 276
Lapita age first settlement of New Zealand,
175, 268, 287, 305
Lapita ceramic tradition, 124
Lapita cultural complex, 7, 19, 20, 299
Lapita expansion into Remote Oceania, 101
Lapita matrilineal and matrilocal social
structures
persistence in New Zealand, 164
Lapita migrations, 126
a six hundred year hiatus, 126
Lapita peoples, 7
Lapita pottery, 19
Larson, G., 26
Last Ice Age, 4
Last Ice Age flood, 4
Deluge legends, 46
geographical consequences, 43
Last king of Niue, 198
Late glacial and postglacial dispersals in ISEA,
22
Late Matawhero Period, 202
Law, Garry, 195
Law of Nunuku, 357
Leap-frogging migration strategy, 182, 375
Lewthwaite, Gordon, 225
A life table approach, 232
Ling Roth, 225
Linguistic diversity, 20
Linguistic evidence, 105
Linguistic isolation
of Rapanui, 274
Little Ice Age, 162, 195, 201, 213
Long-distance and international trading, 46, 50
Long indigenous prehistory for Maori, 162
The long main Rarotongan line, 362
Loss of biota, 201
Loss of fire
probably representative of more general
loss of technologies, 356
Loss of material culture, 354
Lou Island, 50
Lowered ceilings of sustainability, 247
Lower life expectancy for Moriori, 350
Lower tail power law behaviour, 250
The low genetic diversity of Maori, 365
Low Maori genetic diversity, 365
M
Madagascan elephant bird, 83–84
Madagascan languages, 73
Madagascar, 68, 81, 181
likely first wave colonization, 88
Mahdi, Waruno, 288–289
Mahitahi (Bruce Bay), 157, 168, 203, 268, 270,
360
Main Rarotongan line, 339–340, 359
Majority of plant introductions to India, 141
Major oceanic migrations correlated with rare
extreme climate events, 351
Mako-horopekapeka, 268
Mako-tipua, 268
Malagasy
genetic evidence from maternal/paternal
lines, 74
Maning, 218
Mannalargenna, 353
Manuherikia Plains, 203
Maori alphabet, 276
Maori maternal haplotypes
mutation of, 273
Maori oral traditions, 263
Maori pa, 188, 224
Maori pa (hill-forts), 9
density in some areas, 227
high populations, 221
size and population capacity, 218
Maori whare wananga traditions, 314
Marine and estuarine resources, 183
Marquesas, 198, 208, 279
Marshall, S., 367
Martines, P., 37
Maru, 341
Masse, W.B., 169
Mataatua, 306, 308, 309
Material culture, 161–164, 175
Material evidence, 175
Matisoo-Smith, E., 6, 26, 45
Maui the demi-god, 269
Maui the Navigator, 70, 165, 168, 267, 273,
338
Maui’s meeting with the chieftainesss of
Orokoroko, see Chieftainess at
Orokoroko
Maui’s travels
marked by place names, 270
Index
Kuro Shio Route
voyaging frequency, 142, 143
Kuruhaupo, 313
L
Lamb, H.H., 78, 193, 194, 206, 266, 323
Lang, John Dunmore, 104
Language divergence within New Zealand,
274, 276
Lapita age first settlement of New Zealand,
175, 268, 287, 305
Lapita ceramic tradition, 124
Lapita cultural complex, 7, 19, 20, 299
Lapita expansion into Remote Oceania, 101
Lapita matrilineal and matrilocal social
structures
persistence in New Zealand, 164
Lapita migrations, 126
a six hundred year hiatus, 126
Lapita peoples, 7
Lapita pottery, 19
Larson, G., 26
Last Ice Age, 4
Last Ice Age flood, 4
Deluge legends, 46
geographical consequences, 43
Last king of Niue, 198
Late glacial and postglacial dispersals in ISEA,
22
Late Matawhero Period, 202
Law, Garry, 195
Law of Nunuku, 357
Leap-frogging migration strategy, 182, 375
Lewthwaite, Gordon, 225
A life table approach, 232
Ling Roth, 225
Linguistic diversity, 20
Linguistic evidence, 105
Linguistic isolation
of Rapanui, 274
Little Ice Age, 162, 195, 201, 213
Long-distance and international trading, 46, 50
Long indigenous prehistory for Maori, 162
The long main Rarotongan line, 362
Loss of biota, 201
Loss of fire
probably representative of more general
loss of technologies, 356
Loss of material culture, 354
Lou Island, 50
Lowered ceilings of sustainability, 247
Lower life expectancy for Moriori, 350
Lower tail power law behaviour, 250
The low genetic diversity of Maori, 365
Low Maori genetic diversity, 365
M
Madagascan elephant bird, 83–84
Madagascan languages, 73
Madagascar, 68, 81, 181
likely first wave colonization, 88
Mahdi, Waruno, 288–289
Mahitahi (Bruce Bay), 157, 168, 203, 268, 270,
360
Main Rarotongan line, 339–340, 359
Majority of plant introductions to India, 141
Major oceanic migrations correlated with rare
extreme climate events, 351
Mako-horopekapeka, 268
Mako-tipua, 268
Malagasy
genetic evidence from maternal/paternal
lines, 74
Maning, 218
Mannalargenna, 353
Manuherikia Plains, 203
Maori alphabet, 276
Maori maternal haplotypes
mutation of, 273
Maori oral traditions, 263
Maori pa, 188, 224
Maori pa (hill-forts), 9
density in some areas, 227
high populations, 221
size and population capacity, 218
Maori whare wananga traditions, 314
Marine and estuarine resources, 183
Marquesas, 198, 208, 279
Marshall, S., 367
Martines, P., 37
Maru, 341
Masse, W.B., 169
Mataatua, 306, 308, 309
Material culture, 161–164, 175
Material evidence, 175
Matisoo-Smith, E., 6, 26, 45
Maui the demi-god, 269
Maui the Navigator, 70, 165, 168, 267, 273,
338
Maui’s meeting with the chieftainesss of
Orokoroko, see Chieftainess at
Orokoroko
Maui’s travels
marked by place names, 270