Maori Plaggen soils are prehistoric cultivated soils containing sand and, or, gravel transported by man. They are represented by two extreme types: those which are a layer of transported sediments poorly mixed with a former ground soil; and those where the transported sediments are well mixed. Five Maori Plaggen soils in central New Zealand are described.
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Bruce McFadgen (1980) studied this question.
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