Prodigious Birds

Discover the fascinating world of Prodigious Birds by Atholl Anderson, published by Cambridge University Press in 2003. This comprehensive volume spans 260 pages and encapsulates over 150 years of research dedicated to the enigmatic moa. Anderson expertly weaves an historical narrative that explores the evolution of moa research, delving into its key debates, analytical techniques, and significant findings.

By synthesizing evidence from diverse fields such as palaeontology, biology, archaeology, ethnography, and history, Prodigious Birds offers a rich and insightful perspective on these remarkable creatures. Perfect for enthusiasts of Australasian and Pacific archaeology, as well as those interested in birds and birdwatching, this book is an essential addition to any nature or social science collection. Dive into the depths of moa-related research and uncover the mysteries of New Zealand's unique avian history.