Ten Thousand Years of Cultivation at Kuk Swamp in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea
Table 1.1 The archaeological, chronological, palaeoecological and stratigraphic work undertaken by Jack Golson with Philip Hughes and by Tim Denham under Golson’s supervision
Table 1.2 Archaeological phases at Kuk Swamp, Wahgi Valley
Table 4.1 Altitudinal range of pre-1870 starchy food species in PNG
Table 4.2 Altitudinal range of some pre-1870 vegetable species in PNG
Table 4.3 Altitudinal range of some pre-1870 fruit species in PNG
Table 4.4 Altitudinal range of some pre-1870 edible nut species in PNG
Table 5.1 Catchment/swamp area ratios for swamps in the Tari region
Table 5.2 Wetland agricultural systems of the New Guinea highlands
Table 5.3 Wetland drain dimensions
Table 5.4 Sweet potato yields on dryland and wetland
Table A6.1 Radiocarbon ages on organic mud from the base of black organic clay and the top of red-brown organic mud
Table A6.2 Calibrated ages of wood, charcoal and mud relating to the age of the organic/inorganic transition
Table A6.3 Radiocarbon ages on wood or charcoal from the bottom of black organic clay
Table A6.4 Radiocarbon ages on cellulose from wood at the top of red-brown organic mud on E–W Rd 1
Table 7.1 Stratigraphic characteristics and descriptions of tephras at Kuk
Table 7.2 Chronology of tephras at Kuk
Table 7.3 Compositional characteristics of tephras at Kuk
Table 8.1 Effects of tephra falls on crops
Table 9.T2.1 Summary of age, origin and size of Kuk insect samples
Table 9.1 Palaeoecological sites in the Wahgi Valley
Table 10.1 Archaeobotanical table listing potential food plants documented from Pleistocene and Holocene contexts at Kuk
Table 10.T2.1 Percentage composition of diagnostic Musa and Ensete seed phytoliths in phytolith assemblages
Table 10.2 Macrobotanical remains of food plants reported at other archaeological sites in the highlands
Table 12.1 Relative inter-site chronology for Phase 2
Table 13.1 Radiocarbon dates for Phase 3 features at other wetland sites in the highlands
Table 13.2 Inter-site chronology for Phase 3
Table 18.1 Wooden tools catalogued by category and provenance
Table 20.1 Kuk stones available for analysis
Table 20.2 Kuk flake tools
Table 20.3 Kuk core tools
Table 20.4 Kuk utilised fragments
Table 20.5 Kuk grinding and pounding stones
Table 20.6 Kuk ground stone implement: Club head fragment from Phase 5
Table 20.7 Kuk axes, including axe flakes and fragments
Table 21.1 Raw materials for flaked artefacts at Kuk
Table 21.2 Grinding artefacts at Kuk
Table 21.3 Identification of axes from surface collections in three environments at Kuk
Table 21.4 Sources of axe fragments from stratified contexts at Kuk
Table 21.5 Summary of Kuk axe sources
Table A21.1 Geochemical results for oxides from the mortar rim
Table A21.2 Apatite (U-Th)/He dating of the mortar rim fragment
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