Special Issue - Ceremonial Architecture in East Polynesia: Development and Variability
Table of Contents
Notes and News
| Cover, imprint, contents, Notes on Authors | |
| 197-202 |
Articles
| The Functionality of Feasting at Late Prehistoric Residential and Ceremonial Sites in the Society Islands | |
| Jennifer G Kahn | 203-238 |
| From the valley to the shore: A hypothesis of the spatial evolution of ceremonial centres on Tahiti and Ra‘iatea, Society Islands | |
| Tamara Maric | 239-262 |
| Exploring religious practices on Polynesian atolls: A comprehensive architectural approach towards the marae complex in the Tuamotu Islands. | |
| Guillaume Molle | 263-288 |
| Ceremonial architecture and the spatial proscription of community: location versus form and function in Kaupō, Maui, Hawaiian Islands. | |
| Alexander Baer | 289-306 |
| After the missionaries: Historical archaeology and traditional religious sites in the Hawaiian Islands | |
| James L Flexner, Mark D McCoy | 307-332 |
Complete issue
| Journal of the Polynesian Society Vol. 125 No. 3 September 2016 | |
| 197-332 |
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