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In the mid-1990s, I tried to build a strong prehistoric cultural context for the findings from an extensive archaeological survey and testing project sited at the northern end of Guam (Olmo 1996). While I had limited success with this, one area that caused me great consternation was my inadequate treatment of the midden remains, and in particular the fish remains. It is from my discontent with my discussion from that time that I have embarked in the direction outlined below.

New Flesh for Old Bones: Using Modern Reef Fish to Understand Midden Remains from Guam, Mariana Islands