For 1700 years, the Pacific navigators did not go further than Samoa and Tonga. Then, in just a century, they reached Hawaii, New Zealand and Easter Island. Sediments taken from swamps provide an explanation: the region had just crossed the...
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For 1700 years, the Pacific navigators did not go further than Samoa and Tonga. Then, in just a century, they reached Hawaii, New Zealand and Easter Island. Sediments taken from swamps provide an explanation: the region had just crossed the...