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MODERN QUATERNARY RESEARCH IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

VOLUME 17

Series editors: Juliette Pasveer & Ken Aplin

Lake Ayamaru, central Bird’s Head, Papua, Indonesia. Photograph by Johan Jelsma.

The Djief Hunters 26,000 Years of

Rainforest Exploitation on the Bird’s Head

of Papua, Indonesia

JULIETTE M.PASVEER

Department of Archaeology and Natural History, The Australian

National

University, Canberra, Australia

MODERN QUATERNARY RESEARCH IN

SOUTHEAST ASIA

VOLUME 17

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Cover illustration: Karst formation on the Ayamaru Plateau. Courtesy Johan Jelsema

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