Mariana Islands archaeological landscape

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The Mariana Islands archaeological landscape is a culturally significant region in the western Pacific encompassing ancient Chamorro sites, including latte stone structures, quarries, and settlements that reflect the long-term human history of the Mariana archipelago.

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Mariana Islands archaeological landscape canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological landscape ⓘ
cultural landscape ⓘ
heritage site ⓘ
associatedWith Chamorro people ⓘ
chronology prehistoric to early colonial times ⓘ
culturalPeriod early historic period ⓘ
late prehistoric period ⓘ
pre-contact period ⓘ
demonstrates adaptation to island ecosystems ⓘ
long-distance seafaring traditions ⓘ
social and ceremonial organization of Chamorro society ⓘ
environmentalContext coastal zones ⓘ
limestone plateaus ⓘ
tropical island environment ⓘ
volcanic high islands ⓘ
hasPart agricultural features ⓘ
ancient Chamorro settlements ⓘ
burial sites ⓘ
coastal habitation sites ⓘ
interior habitation sites ⓘ
latte stone structures ⓘ
quarries ⓘ
rock shelters ⓘ
stone tool production areas ⓘ
heritageOf Chamorro people ⓘ
Mariana Islands inhabitants ⓘ
includesSiteType latte villages ⓘ
ritual sites ⓘ
shell middens ⓘ
stone column foundations ⓘ
locatedIn Mariana Islands ⓘ
western Pacific Ocean ⓘ
materialCulture ceramic remains ⓘ
latte stones ⓘ
shell artifacts ⓘ
stone tools ⓘ
reflects long-term human occupation of the Mariana archipelago ⓘ
researchValue anthropology ⓘ
archaeology ⓘ
historical ecology ⓘ
significantFor study of Pacific Island prehistory ⓘ
study of ancient Chamorro culture ⓘ
understanding latte period architecture ⓘ

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Taga Stone Quarry → partOf → Mariana Islands archaeological landscape ⓘ