Temper Sands from Prehistoric Sherds Excavated at Pemrang Site on Yap and from Nearby Ngulu Atoll

Dickinson, W.R. (1982-01-01). "Temper Sands from Prehistoric Sherds Excavated at Pemrang Site on Yap and from Nearby Ngulu Atoll". Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association. Canberra, Australia: Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association. 3 (0): 115–117. doi:10.7152/bippa.v3i0.11196. ISSN 1835-1794.

Abstract: This document is a research report focused on the analysis of temper sands from prehistoric sherds excavated at the Pemrang Site on Yap and from nearby Ngulu Atoll. The time period covered includes prehistoric times, specifically relating to the archaeological findings at these locations. The work examines specific taxa and ecological systems relevant to the temper sands, providing insights into the material composition and its implications for understanding prehistoric pottery practices in the region. The report discusses the geological and archaeological context of the findings, including the methods of excavation and analysis employed to gather data. The primary geographic focus is on Yap, with Ngulu Atoll mentioned as a nearby site of interest. The document serves as a resource for researchers interested in Micronesian archaeology, sedimentology, and the study of ancient material culture. It includes detailed descriptions of the temper sands and their significance within the broader context of prehistoric settlement patterns and technological practices in the region.

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