The Archaeology of the Palau Islands: An Intensive Survey

The Archaeology of the Palau Islands: An Intensive Survey (PDF) (Report). Honolulu, HI: Bernice P. Bishop Museum. 1966. pp. 1–18.

Abstract: This document is a survey report focusing on the archaeology of the Palau Islands, specifically detailing an intensive archaeological survey conducted across the region. The time period covered includes findings and analyses relevant to the prehistoric and historic contexts of the islands. The work discusses various taxa, including flora and fauna relevant to the ecological systems of Palau, as well as cultural artifacts and settlement patterns. Legal frameworks pertaining to archaeological research and heritage management in Palau are also addressed. The report is structured to provide a comprehensive overview of the survey methods employed, findings, and interpretations of the archaeological data collected. The geographic focus is exclusively on the Palau Islands, with detailed descriptions of specific sites and their significance within the broader context of Micronesian archaeology. The document serves as a resource for researchers interested in Pacific archaeology, cultural heritage, and environmental studies related to the region.