Human settlement of East Polynesia earlier, incremental, and coincident with prolonged South Pacific drought
David Sear(University of Southampton), Emma J. Pearson(Newcastle University), Alex Morrison(International Archaeological Research Institute), Melinda S. Allen(University of Auckland), Charlotte Clarke(University of Southampton), Luz M. Cisneros‐Dozal(Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre), Richard C. Chiverrell(University of Liverpool), Georgiana Macdonald(University of Southampton), Jonathan Hassall(University of Southampton), Peter G. Langdon(University of Southampton), Thierry Fonville(University of Southampton), Helen Mackay(Newcastle University), Ashley E. Maloney(University of Colorado Boulder), Ian W. Croudace(National Oceanography Centre), Julian P. Sachs(University of Washington), Andrew C. G. Henderson(Newcastle University), Melanie J. Leng(British Geological Survey)
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