Atholl Anderson
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL289705A
Top Subjects
- New Zealand (7)
- History (5)
- Antiquities (4)
- Maori (New Zealand people) (4)
- Excavations (Archaeology) (2)
- Prehistoric Antiquities (2)
- Prehistoric peoples (1)
Books by Atholl Anderson
Total count: 17
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Prehistoric competition and economic change in northern Sweden1976-01-01
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When all the moa ovens grew coldnine centuries of changing fortune for the southern MaoriOtago Heritage Books1983-01-01
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Te Puoho's last raidthe march from Golden Bay to Southland in 1836 and defeat at TuturauOtago Heritage Books1986-01-01
Traditional Fishing in the PacificEthnographical and Archaeological Papers from the 15th Pacific Sci Congress (Pacific Anthropological Records)Bishop Museum Pr1986-03-01-
Prodigious birdsmoas and moa-hunting in prehistoric New ZealandCambridge University Press1989-01-01
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Race against timethe early Maori-Pakeha families and the development of the mixed-race population in southern New ZealandHocken Library, University of Otago1991-01-01
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Shag River Mouththe archaeology of an early southern Maori villageANH Publications, RSPAS, Australian National University1996-01-01
The welcome of strangersan ethnohistory of southern Maori A.D. 1650-1850University of Otago Press in association with Dunedin City Council1998-01-01
The Welcome StrangersAn Ethno-History of Southern Maori, 1650-18501 editionInternational Specialized Book Services1998-08-01-
Australian archaeologistcollected papers in honour of Jim AllenCoombs Academic Pub., the Australian National University2000-01-01
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The prehistory of Kiritimati (Christmas) Island, Republic of Kiribatiexcavations and analysesKon-Tiki Museum, Institute for Pacirfic Archaeology and Cultural History2002-01-01
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The early prehistory of FijiANU E Press2009-01-01
The global origins and development of seafaringDistributed by Oxbow Books2010-01-01-
Taking the High GroundThe archaeology of Rapa, a fortified island in remote East PolynesiaANU Press2012-01-01
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Tangata Whenuaan illustrated history2012-01-01
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First MigrationMaori Origins 3000BC - AD1450Williams Books, Bridget2016-01-01
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Te Ao Tawhitothe old world 3000 BC - AD 1830Bridget Williams Books2018-01-01