The chronology of colonization in New Zealand

Anderson, Atholl

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The chronology of colonization in New Zealand

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1991

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Anderson, Atholl

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The three islands of New Zealand were among the last to be colonized by prehistoric voyagers in the Pacific. Just when did the first canoes beach on their shores? What form did the colonization take? How quickly did the settlers explore the land and discover its resources?.

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10.1017/S0003598X00080510

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