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|a Piotto, Elena Luisa,
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|a Island life :
|b 40,000 years of shellfish exploitation in the Wallacean archipelago /
|c Elena Luisa Piotto.
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|a Introduction -- Shellfish in the archaeological record -- Biogeographical background of Island Southeast Asia -- Shellfish -- Approach and methodology -- Asitau Kuru shellfish and shell artefact assemblages -- Matja Kuru 2 shellfish and shell artefact assemblages -- Tron Bon Lei shellfish and shell artefact assemblages -- Inter-site comparison and discussion -- Conclusion.
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|a This research is based on the coastal economies of three sites in the Wallacean archipelago of Island Southeast Asia: Asitau Kuru (formerly Jerimalai) and Matja Kuru 2 on the island of Timor, and Tron Bon Lei, Alor Island. The site occupation dates all begin within the Pleistocene, with the earliest dates at c. 40,000 years, spanning the Last Glacial Maximum, through the Pleistocene/Holocene Transition, and into the Holocene, with the latest dates at c. 2,000 years. This book focuses on human exploitation of shellfish, both subsistence and artefactual, and presents new coastal based economic data. It is one of the few comprehensive archaeomalacological studies conducted in the region, and the first such study for these sites. This research contributes to understanding of human coastal adaptations and the importance of coastal economies for migrating early Homo sapiens populations, particularly in areas where terrestrial fauna was limited.
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