
mm7434_070108_11110
Lava flows into the ocean from the second lava flow.
Many of the islands in the Pacific are volcanic and the steam and smoke plumes from those volcanoes could be seen over the horizon.
Finding a new island offered the Lapita and their cultural descendents the chance to establish new lineages. Pat Kirch argues that the reasons for the rapid exploration of the Pacific was as much if not more the "pull'" of finding new land as the "push" of environmental degradation.
Many of the islands in the Pacific are volcanic and the steam and smoke plumes from those volcanoes could be seen over the horizon.
Finding a new island offered the Lapita and their cultural descendents the chance to establish new lineages. Pat Kirch argues that the reasons for the rapid exploration of the Pacific was as much if not more the "pull'" of finding new land as the "push" of environmental degradation.
Photo ID: mm7434_070108_10742
Author: Stephen Alvarez
© Stephen Alvarez
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Photo size: 17.5 Mpixels (50 MB uncompressed) - 5120x3413 pixels (17.0x11.3 in / 43.3x28.9 cm at 300 dpi)
Photo keywords: mm7434 070108 10742, mm7434, sea, ocean, lava, volcano, mm7434 070108 11110, MM7434, Asia/Pacific
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