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In O’Connor S, Veth P (eds.) East of Wallace’s Line, studies of past and present maritime
cultures of the Indo-Pacific region. Mod Quat Res in Southeast Asia 16: 13–50
16. Donders T, Wagner-Cremer F, Visscher, H (2008) Integration of proxy data and
model scenarios for the mid-Holocene onset of modern ENSO variability. Quat Sci
Rev 27: 571
17. Oppenheimer S (1998) Eden in the east, the drowned continent of Southeast Asia. Weidenfeld
and Nicholson, London, p. 95
18. Swadling P (1997) Changing shorelines and cultural orientations in the Sepik-Ramu, Papua
New Guinea: Implications for Pacific prehistory. World Archaeol 29(1): 1–14, 9
19. Buccellati G, Kelly-Buccellati M (1977) Terqa preliminary reports, No 1: general introduction
and the stratigraphic record of the first two seasons. Syro-Mesopot Stud 1/3
20. Liggett R (1982) Ancient Terqa and its temple of Ninkarrak: the excavations of the fifth and
sixth seasons. Near East Archaeol Soc Bull New Series 19 (Spring): 5–25
21. Terqa Excavation website: http://www.iimas.org/Terqa.html, pp. 9–10
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and Nicholson, London, pp. 76–77
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24. Swadling P (1997) Changing shorelines and cultural orientations in the Sepik-Ramu, Papua
New Guinea: Implications for Pacific prehistory. World Archaeol 29(1): 11
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References
1. Martinez J, de Deckker P, Barrows T (2002) Palaeoceanography of the West Pacific Warm
Pool during the Last Glacial Maximum: long-term climate monitoring of the Maritime
Continent. Adv GeoEcol 34: 147–172
2. Martinez J, de Deckker P, Barrows T (2002) Palaeoceanography of the West Pacific Warm
Pool during the Last Glacial Maximum: long-term climate monitoring of the Maritime
Continent. Adv GeoEcol 34, p. 155
3. Crowley T, Parkinson C. (1988) Late Pleistocoene variations in Antarctic sea ice: effects of
inter hemispheric deep-ocean heat exchange. Clim Dyn 3: 93–103
4. Gagan M, Hendy E, Haberle S, Hantoto W (2004) Post-glacial evolution of the Indo-Pacific
Warm Pool and El Niño-Southern Oscillation. Quat Int 118–119: 127–143, p. 127
5. Donders T, Wagner-Cremer F, Visscher, H (2008) Integration of proxy data and model
scenarios for the mid-Holocene onset of modern ENSO variability. Quat Sci Rev 27:
571–579
6. Donders T (2005) Reconstruction of El Niño-Southern Oscillation Variability During the
Holocene. Ph.D. thesis, Utrecht University, 2005
7. Brierley J (1994) Spices, the story of Indonesia’s spice trade. Oxford University Press, Oxford,
pp. 4–5
8. Kirch P (2000) On the road of the winds, an archaeological history of the Pacific Islands
before European contact. University of California Press, California, p. 76
9. Spriggs M (1997) The Island Melanesians. Blackwell, Oxford, p. 58
10. Matisoo-Smith E, Robins J (2004) Origins and dispersals of Pacific peoples: evidence from
mtDNA phylogenies of the Pacific rat. Proc Natl Acad Sci 101(24): 9167–9172
11. Oppenheimer S (1998) Eden in the east, the drowned continent of Southeast Asia. Weidenfeld
and Nicholson, London, p. 10
12. Oppenheimer S (1998) Eden in the east, the drowned continent of Southeast Asia. Weidenfeld
and Nicholson, London, p. 279
13. Lamb H (1972, 1977) Climate, present, past and future. Two volumes, Methuen & Co. Ltd.,
London, Vol II, p 389
14. Irwin G (1992) The prehistoric exploration and colonisation of the Pacific. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge
15. Anderson A (2000) Slow boats from China: Issues in the prehistory of Indo-Pacific seafaring.
In O’Connor S, Veth P (eds.) East of Wallace’s Line, studies of past and present maritime
cultures of the Indo-Pacific region. Mod Quat Res in Southeast Asia 16: 13–50
16. Donders T, Wagner-Cremer F, Visscher, H (2008) Integration of proxy data and
model scenarios for the mid-Holocene onset of modern ENSO variability. Quat Sci
Rev 27: 571
17. Oppenheimer S (1998) Eden in the east, the drowned continent of Southeast Asia. Weidenfeld
and Nicholson, London, p. 95
18. Swadling P (1997) Changing shorelines and cultural orientations in the Sepik-Ramu, Papua
New Guinea: Implications for Pacific prehistory. World Archaeol 29(1): 1–14, 9
19. Buccellati G, Kelly-Buccellati M (1977) Terqa preliminary reports, No 1: general introduction
and the stratigraphic record of the first two seasons. Syro-Mesopot Stud 1/3
20. Liggett R (1982) Ancient Terqa and its temple of Ninkarrak: the excavations of the fifth and
sixth seasons. Near East Archaeol Soc Bull New Series 19 (Spring): 5–25
21. Terqa Excavation website: http://www.iimas.org/Terqa.html, pp. 9–10
22. Oppenheimer S (1998) Eden in the east, the drowned continent of Southeast Asia. Weidenfeld
and Nicholson, London, pp. 76–77
23. Best E (1901) Te Whanga-nui-a-tara, Wellington in pre-pakeha days. J Polyn Soc 10: 110
24. Swadling P (1997) Changing shorelines and cultural orientations in the Sepik-Ramu, Papua
New Guinea: Implications for Pacific prehistory. World Archaeol 29(1): 11