Watom Island (SAC site)
Small island off New Britain, Papua New Guinea, where a 1909 storm exposed the Lapita pottery that first let archaeologists link far-flung Pacific sites into a single cultural horizon; the Reber-Rakival/SAC burial ground remains a key Lapita chronology anchor.
Dated events and their evidence
- 850 BCE mainstream
SAC burial ground / Reber-Rakival Lapita occupation source
Where
4.1150° S, 152.0719° E
Sources
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