Lapita culture

Lapita culture

The seafaring pottery culture, known for dentate-stamped ware, that carried farming across Remote Oceania to Tonga and Samoa.

Group

Also known as Lapita

c. 1,400 BCE O.S. – c. 550 BCE O.S.

Over time

excavated by
Edward Winslow Gifford

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Identifiers
Wikidata Q1021436

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  • He and Richard Shutler dug the type site at Lapita, New Caledonia.

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