Prehistoric exploitation of marine resources at Black Rocks Point, Palliser Bay.
Anderson, A., 1979, Prehistoric man in Palliser Bay. Expand
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Quantitative measures of sedimentation in an estuarine system and its relationship with intertidal soft-sediment infaunaTechnical Report
Anderson, M. J., Ford,R. B., Cleary, D.A., Honeywill, C., 2004, Marine Ecology Progress Series. Expand
Shag River Mouth as an early maori village
Anderson, A.J; Smith, I.W.G., 1996, Ibid. Expand
Shag River Mouth: The archaeology of an early southern Maori village.
Anderson, A.; Allingham, B.; Smith, I., 1995, Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History. Expand
The archaeology of Raoul Island (Kermadec) and it's place in the settlement history of PolynesiaJournal Paper
Anderson, A., 1980, Archaeology and Physical Anthropology in Oceania. Expand
The chronology of colonization of New ZealandJournal Paper
Anderson, A., 1991, Antiquity. Expand
The prehistoric sources of Palliser Bay obsidianJournal Paper
Leach, B.F; Anderson, A.J., 1978, Journal of Archaeological Science. Expand
The transformation from an estuarine to lacustrine environment in the lower WairarapaJournal Paper
Leach, B.F.; Anderson, A.J., 1974, Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand. Expand
The transient village in southern New ZealandJournal Paper
Anderson, A.J; Smith, I.W.G., 1996, World archaeology. Expand
The welcome of strangers. An ethnohistory of Southern Maori A.D. 1650-1850.Book
Anderson, A., 1998. Expand