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Fig 1.

Study area.

A. Central East Polynesia; B. Marquesas Islands; C. Nuku Hiva, major valleys and volcanic zones (after [26]).

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Fig 2.

Scatterplot of Sr versus Nb for Marquesan rock samples by island.

The reference dataset combines the specimens analyzed for this study with those in the GEOROC database (n = 905). Fig 2A shows the entire range of concentrations; Fig 2B shows the region including the majority of the artifacts. The main artifact cluster is enclosed in gray.

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Fig 3.

Bivariate plot of Sr against Nb for the fine-grained reference samples.

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Fig 4.

Classification tree for the reference specimens.

Terminal nodes are identified in gray.

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Table 1.

Node membership for classification tree analysis.

Modal sources are underlined; terminal nodes are shaded.

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Fig 5.

Examples of 2D and 3D projections for the initial discriminant function analysis.

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Fig 6.

Scatterplots of the discriminant functions.

1. division into three groups; 2. separation of Group A; 3. separation of Group B; 4. separation of Group C. Classification boundaries are shown as dashed lines.

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Table 2.

Comparison of the results for the discriminant function and classification tree analyses.

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Fig 7.

Distributions of adze, chisel, and preform specimens by valley.

Bar lengths indicate proportions (%); numbers show counts. The red dashed line shows the approximate supra-tribal alliance boundary as known in the 19th century.

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Table 3.

Artifact source assignments by valley.

Modes for each source are underlined.

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Fig 8.

Distributions of cross-section area by source island, separated by cross-section shape.

Normal curves are superimposed over the distributions.

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Table 4.

Adze cross-section shapes by assigned source.

Modes for each source are underlined.

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Table 5.

Frequencies of tools associated with small and medium/large domestic structures by assigned source.

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