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Notes for Contributors Articles on Hawaiian prehistory or archaeology, and those that contribute to the advancement of method and theory as these apply to Hawaii are considered for publication in Hawaiian Archaeology. Those wishing to submit an article for the journal should write the manuscript in Microsoft Word. The manuscript should be twelve-point, Times New Roman font; double-spaced, and e-mailed to the publications editor. It will be reviewed by the lead editor for content and then sent to no fewer than two anonymous reviewers. All graphics must be sent in JPEG form and be saved under the maximum DPI. Tables should be made in Word or Excel. Included in a submission should also be an abstract, full title, contact information for the lead author (including e-mail address, phone number, and mailing address), and a short biographical statement for all authors. Please format article in accordance with the Chicago Manual of Style’s 14th Edition. Spelling of Hawaiian words should follow spelling in the most current edition of Hawaiian Dictionary (Pukui and Elbert), and spelling of Hawaiian place names should follow all Hawaiian synchronic elements as found in Place Names of Hawaii (Pukui, Elbert, and Mookini 1974). In citing radiocarbon dates, Hawaiian Archaeology uses the following conventions: B.P. (before 1950) indicates an uncalibrated radiocarbon age; CRA (conventional radiocarbon age) indicates a radiocarbon age that (i) uses 5568 as the 14 C half-life, (ii) was measured against the NBS oxalic acid standard, (iii) uses 1950 as the zero date for radiocarbon time, (iv) is normalized for 13C, and (v) has not been corrected for reservoir effects; B.C./A.D. indicates a measurement that has been calibrated to calender years. The mailing address is Hawaiian Archaeology, SOCIETY FOR HAWAIIAN ARCHAEOLOGY, P.O. Box 23292, Honolulu, HI 96823-3292 This
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