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| Description | Lapita shell necklace found at excavations at Bourewa, Fiji directed by Pattrick Nunn, 2007-2008. Bourewa is believed to be the earliest (founder) settlement in the Fiji Islands, and dating from around 3050 cal BP (1100 BC). Note the shape and the four fine holes drilled in each corner. |
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| Source | Personal email from Patrick Nunn (Directed the Bourewa excavations) |
| Date | 25-03-2008 |
| Author | Patrick Nunn |
| Permission | See below. |
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