Prehistoric Fishing (Other Keyword)

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Investigating resource sustainability during two millennia of occupation on Ebon Atoll, Marshall Islands: the ichthyoarchaeological evidence (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Ariana Lambrides. Marshall Weisler.

Low coral atolls, consisting predominately of unconsolidated sand and gravel, are commonly less than 2 m above sea level; consequently, atolls are amongst the most precarious landscapes for sustained human occupation in Oceania. Constraints encountered by colonisers include nutrient-poor soils and salt laden winds which hindered plant growth, the absence of perennial surface freshwater, limited terrestrial biodiversity, and an inherent vulnerability to extreme weather events. Conversely, the...


Salt Creek Rest and Information Area Arr 05-14-103 (1980)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Barbara Johnston.

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