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Study finds a 1,200-year-old Fiji island built largely from shell middens
A small island off the coast of Fiji’s Vanua Levu appears to be almost entirely composed of discarded shellfish remains, ...
Located in the archipelago of Fiji, this small island was apparently made from sea shells discarded by a 1,200-year-old culture.
The University of Maine’s Midden Minder program, which has recently secured more funding, is garnering public support through talks along the seacoast. These shell midden deposits are studied by the ...
The discovery of millions of shells provides new evidence of how ancient Fijians utilized marine resources 1,200 years ago.
Contributors -- Preface and acknowledgements -- Introduction. Shell energy: an introduction / Geoffrey N. Bailey, Karen Hardy, Abdoulaye Camara -- North America. Beyond subsistence: the social and ...
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