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No stone occurs naturally in the Kuk swamp deposits, and any stone found there has to have been carried in by people. Possible exceptions are the rocks of the volcanic debris avalanche from Mt Hagen, which reached the southern margins of Kuk Swamp (see Chapter 6, section ‘Kuk Swamp in its local setting’ and Fig. 6.5). These rocks formed mounds that protruded through the swamp surface. However, since the mounds are generally mantled with tephra and the rocks seldom exposed, they would have been a minor source of supply, if utilised at all.

Stone Sources and Petrology of Kuk Swamp Artefacts