Geochemical signatures of archaeological artefacts as tracers of Polynesian settlements
By using the isotopic signatures of Polynesian archaeological artefacts, an interdisciplinary team including archaeologists and geochemists from the CNRS, IPGP and Université Paris Cité, is shedding light on the historical settlement of the westernmost Polynesian islands.

Long-distance interactions involving Polynesian populations in the south-west Pacific over the last millennium, as shown by geochemical studies of the sources of supply. © Hermann and al.
Publication date: 07/06/2023
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