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.Lonely Planet Samoan Islands & Tonga City Travel Guides > Books > South Pacific by: Paul Smitz, Susannah Farfor July 15, 2006 >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet Samoan Islands & Tonga |
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.Ancient Tonga and the Lost City of Mu'a City Travel Guides > Books > South Pacific by: David Hatcher Childress December 31, 1996 Childress has uncovered a deep Pacific base for ancient navigators, who were much more likely the ancestors of American megalithic builders than the posited but unlikely survivors of a Berengia migration to the New World -- even though academic texts still fondly describe ice-age hunters following wandering caribou over thousands of miles of thick icesheets where neither the hunters nor the hunted would have had anything to eat. >>See More Reviews & Details on Ancient Tonga and the Lost City of Mu'a |
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.Anuta Social Structure of a Polynesian City Travel Guides > Books > South Pacific by: Richard Feinberg 1981-06 Childress has uncovered a deep Pacific base for ancient navigators, who were much more likely the ancestors of American megalithic builders than the posited but unlikely survivors of a Berengia migration to the New World -- even though academic texts still fondly describe ice-age hunters following wandering caribou over thousands of miles of thick icesheets where neither the hunters nor the hunted would have had anything to eat. >>See More Reviews & Details on Anuta Social Structure of a Polynesian |
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.Anuta: Polynesian Lifeways for the 21st Century City Travel Guides > Books > South Pacific by: Richard Feinberg 2004-01 Childress has uncovered a deep Pacific base for ancient navigators, who were much more likely the ancestors of American megalithic builders than the posited but unlikely survivors of a Berengia migration to the New World -- even though academic texts still fondly describe ice-age hunters following wandering caribou over thousands of miles of thick icesheets where neither the hunters nor the hunted would have had anything to eat. >>See More Reviews & Details on Anuta: Polynesian Lifeways for the 21st Century |
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.Aru in the Solomon Islands City Travel Guides > Books > South Pacific by: Alain Cheneviere 1996-07 Childress has uncovered a deep Pacific base for ancient navigators, who were much more likely the ancestors of American megalithic builders than the posited but unlikely survivors of a Berengia migration to the New World -- even though academic texts still fondly describe ice-age hunters following wandering caribou over thousands of miles of thick icesheets where neither the hunters nor the hunted would have had anything to eat. >>See More Reviews & Details on Aru in the Solomon Islands |
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.Diving and Snorkeling Guide to Palau City Travel Guides > Books > South Pacific by: Tim Rock, Francis Toribiong January 01, 1994 Childress has uncovered a deep Pacific base for ancient navigators, who were much more likely the ancestors of American megalithic builders than the posited but unlikely survivors of a Berengia migration to the New World -- even though academic texts still fondly describe ice-age hunters following wandering caribou over thousands of miles of thick icesheets where neither the hunters nor the hunted would have had anything to eat. >>See More Reviews & Details on Diving and Snorkeling Guide to Palau |
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.Early Tonga As the Explorers Saw It, 1616-1810 City Travel Guides > Books > South Pacific by: Edwin N. Ferdon 1988-01 Childress has uncovered a deep Pacific base for ancient navigators, who were much more likely the ancestors of American megalithic builders than the posited but unlikely survivors of a Berengia migration to the New World -- even though academic texts still fondly describe ice-age hunters following wandering caribou over thousands of miles of thick icesheets where neither the hunters nor the hunted would have had anything to eat. >>See More Reviews & Details on Early Tonga As the Explorers Saw It, 1616-1810 |
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.Faraway City Travel Guides > Books > South Pacific by: Lucy Irvine 2001-03 Lucy Irvine is enlisted by the strong-willed Diana Hepworth, who has been living on Pigeon Island for the past 40 years, to live for one year on Pigeon Island and write her story. Lucy, not one to be pushed around herself, takes her three sons to the island and records Diane and Tom's story of sailing around the world for ten years and then settling on Pigeon island to raise a family in paradise. The book is a combination of Lucy's year on Pigeon Island with the Hepworth's experiences there. She pulls no punches, presenting the bad with the good. Photos are included of the family, the local islanders and Lucy and her sons. It's a fascinating story and very compelling reading. Her dreamy descriptions of the warm water and sun made ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Faraway |
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.Faraway City Travel Guides > Books > South Pacific by: Lucy Irvine November 02, 2000 Lucy Irvine is enlisted by the strong-willed Diana Hepworth, who has been living on Pigeon Island for the past 40 years, to live for one year on Pigeon Island and write her story. Lucy, not one to be pushed around herself, takes her three sons to the island and records Diane and Tom's story of sailing around the world for ten years and then settling on Pigeon island to raise a family in paradise. The book is a combination of Lucy's year on Pigeon Island with the Hepworth's experiences there. She pulls no punches, presenting the bad with the good. Photos are included of the family, the local islanders and Lucy and her sons. It's a fascinating story and very compelling reading. Her dreamy descriptions of the warm water and sun made ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Faraway |
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.Frommer's South Pacific: With Fiji, Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga and the Cook Islands City Travel Guides > Books > South Pacific by: Bill Goodwin April 06, 1998 It is very obvious that the author of this book has actually been to the South Pacific - he is very enthusiastic about the area - and sincerely wants his readers to love it too! We have followed the book's on two trips and have found the advise to be 100% accurate. I highly recommend this book - it can be trusted. >>See More Reviews & Details on Frommer's South Pacific: With Fiji, Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga and the Cook Islands |