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Whereas previous phases of drainage at Kuk Swamp began after long periods of abandonment of the wetland, Phase 6 started after Phase 5 with only a brief hiatus. In the previous chapter, we reviewed evidence for the end of Phase 5 following the fall of Tibito Tephra, possibly in the AD 1660s. This event seems to have disrupted drainage and wetland gardening, but not for very long. Although dryland agriculture must have benefited from the fertilising effects of the ashfall, the wetlands were not abandoned. Within a matter of decades, Kuk Swamp was again under cultivation and into its final phase of prehistoric drainage. This last period, termed Phase 6, came to an end in the early part of the 20th century.

Phase 6: Impact of the Sweet Potato on Swamp Landuse, Pig Rearing and Exchange Relations