This ancient Pacific culture had a completely different way of building cities -- until Europeans came along
These cities had a lot of gardens and green spaces in between homes and other buildings
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These cities had a lot of gardens and green spaces in between homes and other buildings
New evidence of one of the first cities in the Pacific shows they were established much earlier than previously thought.
Data released Thursday revealed that ancient cities in the Pacific are a lot older than previously assumed by archaeologists and researchers.
Archaeology in Tonga reveals fascinating detail about mound structures, placing population growth and urbanisation hundreds of years earlier.
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