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43. Campbell, G. R. Maternal Mortality at Goroka Base Hospital. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1974; 17:

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47. Campbell, James R.; Paleologo, Fred P.; Frabke, Eileen D.; Ratiwayanto, Sutanti; Hadiputranto, Hilda;

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54. Campbell, Shirley. The Art of Kula: An Analysis of the Vakutan Artistic System and the Rituals of Kula [Ph.D.

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55. Campbell, Shirley. The Art of Kula. Oxford: Berg; 2002. xiii, 241 pp. + 10 pp. Plates.

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57. Campbell, Shirley F. Kula in Vakuta: The Mechanics of Keda. In: Leach, Jerry W.; Leach, Edmund, Editors. The

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58. Campbell, Shirley. Restricted Access to Knowledge in Vakuta. Canberra Anthropology. 1978; 1(3): 1-11.

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60. Campbell, Shirley. What's In a Name? The Search for Meaning. In: Herle, Anita; Stanley, Nick; Stevenson,

Karen; Welsch, Robert L., Editors. Pacific Art: Persistence, Change and Meaning. Honolulu: University ofHawai'i Press; 2002: 166-179, 433-434 + 4 Plates. Note: [fw: Vakuta].

61. Campbell, Stuart. The Country between the Headwaters of the Fly and Sepik Rivers in New Guinea. Geographical

Journal. 1938; 92: 232-258 + 6 Plates + Map. Note: [explor May 1936 - April 1937: Kiarikmin, Telifomin].

62. Campbell, W. T. Report of the Resident Magistrate for the Louisiades. In: British New Guinea. Annual Report

on British New Guinea from 1st July, 1890, to 30th June, 1891. Brisbane: Government Printer; 1892:Appendix W, pp. 83-84. Note: [admin 1890-1891: Louisiade Archipelago].

63. Campbell, W. T. Report of the Resident Magistrate for the South-eastern Division. In: British New Guinea.

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64. Camps, Julius A. E. Book Review: The Dugum Dani, A Papuan Culture in the Highlands of West New Guinea,

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66. Cann, Rebecca. Genetic Clues to Dispersal in Human Populations: Retracing the Past from the Present. Science.

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67. Cann, Rebecca L. Talking Trees Tell Tales. Nature. 2000; 405: 1008-1009.

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325: 31-36. Note: [colls: Yagaria, Benabena, Tairora, Gahuku, Asaro, Yabiyufa, Keigana, Kamano, Fore, Morobe Province,Southern Highlands Province].

69. Cannegicter, C. A. De economische toekomst-mogelijkheden van Nederlands Nieuw-Guinea. Leiden: H.E.

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70. Cannon-Bonventre, Kristina. Patterns of Reproduction on Karkar Island, Papua New Guinea [Ph.D. Dissertation].

Cambridge, MA: Harvard University; 1976. xii, 113 pp. Note: [fw July-September 1974 (10 wks): Takia].

71. Cantrell, Eileen M. Woman the Sexual, a Question of When: A Study of Gebusi Adolescence. In: Herdt, Gilbert;

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72. Cape, Nicky. Agriculture. In: Weeks, Sheldon G., Editor. Oksapmin: Development and Change. Port Moresby:

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73. Cape, Nicky. Malnutrition in Oksapmin. Waigani: University of Papua New Guinea, Educational Research Unit;

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74. Capell, A. The Austronesian Languages of Australian New Guinea. In: Sebeok, Thomas A., Editor. Current

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75. Capell, A. Austronesian and Papuan "Mixed" Languages: General Remarks. In: Wurm, S. A., Editor. New Guinea

Area Languages and Language Study, Vol. 2: Austronesian Languages. Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1976: 527-579. (Pacific Linguistics,Series C; v. 39). Note: [fw: Maisin, Ubir, Onjob, Mukawa, Gapapaiwa, Wedau].

76. Capell, A. Bezirkssprachen im Gebiet des UAN. In: Carle, Reiner; Heinschke, Martina; Pink, Peter W.; Rost,

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77. Capell, A. Distribution of Languages in the Central Highlands, New Guinea. Oceania. 1948; 19: 104-129,

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234-253, 349- 377. Note: [fw August-September 1947: Agarabi, Asaro, Aua, Binumarian, Boumai, Dom, Forei, Gadsup, Gafuku,Gawil, Gende, Hagen, Hofaga, Hoiyevia, Jabijufa, Jamafi, Kamano, Kofena, Kuman, Kuno, Kutubu, Mogei,Mumeng, Nangamb, Sau, Sinasina, Sua, Taiora, Telafomin, Tjirungki, Tjuave, Tsaga, Wagamb; from lit:Augu, Tari-furoro].

78. Capell, A. Features of Austronesian Languages in the New Guinea Area in General in Contrast with Other

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79. Capell, A. General Picture of Austronesian Languages, New Guinea Area. In: Wurm, S. A., Editor. New Guinea

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80. Capell, A. Institutional Framework of Language Study: University of Sydney. In: Wurm, S. A., Editor. New

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81. Capell, A. La traduction des terms théologiques dans les langues de l'Océanie. Journal de la Société des

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82. Capell, A. Language Study for New Guinea Students. Oceania. 1940; 11: 40-74.

Note: [general TNG]. 83. Capell, A. Language Study for New Guinea Students. Oceania. 1943; 13: 281.

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85. Capell, A. Languages. In: Ryan, Peter, General Editor. Encyclopaedia of Papua and New Guinea. Carlton, Vic:

Melbourne University Press in association with The University of Papua and New Guinea; 1972: 610-617. Note: [general PNG].

86. Capell, A. The Linguistic Position of South-eastern Papua [Ph.D. Dissertation]. London: University of London;

1943. 276 pp. Note: [fw: Southeast Papua]. 87. Capell, A. The Linguistic Position of South-eastern Papua. Sydney: Australasian Medical Publishing Company

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88. Capell, A. A Linguistic Survey of the South-Western Pacific. Noumea: South Pacific Commission; 1954. ix, 210

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89. Capell, A. A Linguistic Survey of the South-Western Pacific. New and Revised ed. Noumea: South Pacific

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Note: [fw & from lit: NG]. 90. Capell, A. Methods and Materials for Recording Papua and New Guinea Languages. Sydney: New South Wales

Government Printer; 1952. viii, 167 pp. (Department of Education, Official Research Publications; v. 2). Note: [general PNG].

91. Capell, A. Reply [to Cowan, Uhlenbeck and Anceaux et al]. Current Anthropology. 1965; 6: 223-226.

Note: [general NG]. 92. Capell, A. The Structure of the Oceanic Languages. Oceania. 1933; 3: 418-434.

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Canberra: Australian National University; 1969: 1-32. (Pacific Linguistics, Series A; v. 18). Note: [Binandere].

94. Capell, A. A Survey of New Guinea Languages. Sydney: Sydney University Press; 1969. 158 pp.

Note: [general NG]. 95. Capell, A. Two Tonal Languages of New Guinea. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies,

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96. Capell, A. Word-building and Agglutination in South-eastern Papua. Bulletin of the School of Oriental Studies.

1938; 9: 765- 780. Note: [fw: Mukawa, Panayati, Motu, Kiriwina, Bwaidoga, Tavala, Suau, Tubetube, Paiwa, Ubir, Wedau, Dobu;from lit: Bongu, Kiwai, Roro, Mekeo, Mailu, Kate, Kamanuku Chimbu].

97. Capell, A.; Healey, A.; Isoroembo, A.; Chittleborough, M.; Wilson, D. B. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No.

9. Canberra: Australian National University; 1969. vi, 110 pp. (Pacific Linguistics, Series A; v. 18). 98. Capell, Arthur. Oceanic Linguistics Today. Current Anthropology. 1962; 3: 371-428.

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Stephen; Underhill, Peter; Pascali, Vincenzo L.; Ko, Tsang-Ming; Goldstein, David B. A PredominantlyIndigenous Paternal Heritage for the Austronesian-Speaking Peoples of Insular Southeast Asia and Oceania.American Journal of Human Genetics. 2001; 68: 432- 443. Note: [colls: Ayamaru, Madang].

100. Capper, W. A. The Trobriand Islanders. Sydney: Longmans of Australia Pty. Limited; 1964. [16] pp. + Endpaper

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60. Cheesman, Evelyn. Things Worth While. London: Hutchinson & Co. (Publishers) Ltd; 1957. 330 pp. +

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106. Chinnery, E. W. P. Natives of Papua and New Guinea. Walkabout. 1952; 18(2): 29-35.

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109. Chinnery, E. W. Pearson. The Opening of New Territories in Papua. Geographical Journal. 1920; 55: 439-459

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111. Chinnery, E. W. Pearson. Piper Methysticum in Betel-Chewing. Man. 1922; 22(15): 24-27.

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122. Choulai, Wendi; Lewis-Harris, Jacquelyn. Women and the Fibre Arts of Papua New Guinea. In: Craig, Barry;

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123. Chowning, Ann. Amok and Aggression in the D'Entrecasteaux. In: Garfield, Viola E., Editor. Symposium:

Patterns of Land Utilization and Other Papers. Seattle: University of Washington Press; 1961: 78-83.(Proceedings of the 1961 Annual Meeting of the American Ethnological Society). Note: [fw 1957-1958: Molima; from lit: Dobu].

124. Chowning, Ann. Canoe Making among the Molima of Fergusson Island. Expedition. 1960; 3(1): 32-39.

Note: [fw July 1957 - August 1958: Molima]. 125. Chowning, Ann. Child Rearing and Socialization. In: Ryan, Peter, General Editor. Encyclopaedia of Papua and

New Guinea. Carlton, Vic.: Melbourne University Press in association with the University of Papua NewGuinea; 1972: 156-164. Note: [general PNG].

126. Chowning, Ann. Child Rearing and Socialization. In: Hogbin, Ian, Editor. Anthropology in Papua New Guinea:

Readings from the Encyclopaedia of Papua and New Guinea. Carlton, Vic.: Melbourne University Press; 1973:61-79. Note: [from lit: general PNG].

127. Chowning, Ann. Cognatic Kin Groups among the Molima of Fergusson Island. Ethnology. 1962; 1: 92-101.

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Note: [fw July 1957 - August 1958: Molima]. 128. Chowning, Ann. Comment [on J.L. Fischer, "The Sociopsychological Analysis of Folktales"]. Current

Anthropology. 1963; 4: 274-275. Note: [Molima].

129. Chowning, Ann. Comment [on Mac Marshall, "Structural Patterns of Sibling Classification in Island Oceania:

Implications for Culture History"]. Current Anthropology. 1984; 25: 628. Note: [general NG].

130. Chowning, Ann. Death and Kinship in Molima. In: Damon, Frederick H.; Wagner, Roy, Editors. Death Rituals

and Life in the Societies of the Kula Ring. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University Press; 1989: 97-129. Note: [fw 1957-1958 (12 mos), 1974-1975 (2 mos): Molima Fergusson I].

131. Chowning, Ann. The Development of Ethnic Identity and Ethnic Stereotypes on Papua New Guinea Plantations.

Journal de la Société des Océanistes. 1986; 42(82-83): 153-162. Note: [general PNG].

132. Chowning, Ann. The Fertility of Melanesian Girls, Laboratory Mice, and Prostitutes: A Comment on the "Bruce

Effect". American Anthropologist. 1969; 71: 1122-1125. Note: [fw 1957-1958: Molima, Fergusson I; from lit: Trobriand Is].

133. Chowning, Ann. An Introduction to the Peoples and Cultures of Melanesia. Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley

Publishing Company, Inc.; 1973. 55 pp. (Modules in Anthropology; v. 38). Note: [general NG].

134. Chowning, Ann. An Introduction to the Peoples and Cultures of Melanesia. Second ed. Menlo Park, CA:

Cummings Publishing Company; 1977. [ii], 124 pp. Note: [general NG].

135. Chowning, Ann. Leadership in Melanesia. Journal of Pacific History. 1979; 14(1-2): 66-84.

Note: [from lit: Jale, Orokolo, Manam, Trobriand Is, Garia, Kaluli, Banaro, Ilahita Arapesh, Madang, RosselI, Mekeo, Abelam, Tangu, Kapauku, Wogeo, Chimbu, Mae Enga, Goodenough I, Tairora, Wanggulam,Ngarawapum, Dobu, Melpa, Maring, Baktaman, Fore, Kuma, Siane, Goroka].

136. Chowning, Ann. Melanesian Religions. In: Eliade, Mircea, Editor in Chief. The Encyclopedia of Religion,

Volume 9. New York: Macmillan Publishing Company; 1987: 349-359. Note: [from lit: general NG].

137. Chowning, Ann. A Note on Underestimating Female Age in Lowland Papua New Guinea. In: McDevitt, Thomas

M., Editor. The Survey Under Difficult Conditions: Population Data Collection & Analysis in Papua NewGuinea. New Haven: Human Relations Area Files, Inc.; 1987: 239-242. (HRAFlex Books, Ethnography Series;v. OJ1-006). Note: [fw: Molima].

138. Chowning, Ann. The "Papuan Tip" Languages Reconsidered. In: Harlow, Ray; Hooper, Robin, Editors. VICAL

1: Oceanic Languages: Papers from the Fifth International Conference on Austronesian Linguistics, Auckland,New Zealand, January, 1988. Auckland: Linguistic Society of New Zealand; 1989: 113-140. Note: [fw 1957-1958, 1974-1975: Molima; from lit: Dobu, Kilivila].

139. Chowning, Ann. Physical Anthropology, Linguistics, and Ethnology. In: Gressitt, J. L., Editor. Biogeography and

Ecology of New Guinea. The Hague: Dr. W. Junk Publishers; 1982: 131-168. (Monographiae Biologicae; v.42). Note: [from lit: Tapiro, Dani, Asmat, Yule I, Motu, Markham R, Karkar I, Awa, Aiome, Hagen, Hewa, Kutubu,Wogeo, Yellow R, Telefomin, Humboldt Bay, Sentani, Umboi].

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140. Chowning, Ann. Pigs, Dogs and Children in Molima. In: Pawley, Andrew, Editor. Man and a Half: Essays in

Pacific Anthropology and Ethnobiology in Honour of Ralph Bulmer. Auckland: The Polynesian Society; 1991:182-187. (Memoirs; v. 48). Note: [fw 1957-1958: Molima].

141. Chowning, Ann. Proto-Melanesian Plant Names Reconsidered. In: Pawley, Andrew; Ross, Malcolm; Tryon,

Darrell, Editors. The Boy from Bundaberg: Studies in Melanesian Linguistics in Honour of Tom Dutton.Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Pacific Linguistics;2001: 75-87. (Pacific Linguistics; v. 514). Note: [from lit: Motu].

142. Chowning, Ann. Recent Acculturation between Tribes in Papua- New Guinea. Journal of Pacific History. 1969;

4: 27-40. Note: [fw 1957-1958: Molima].

143. Chowning, Ann. Wealth and Exchange among the Molima of Fergusson Island. In: Leach, Jerry W.; Leach,

Edmund, Editors. The Kula: New Perspectives on Massim Exchange. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press;1983: 411-427. Note: [fw 1957-1958, 1974-1975: Molima, Fergusson I].

144. Chrétien, C. Douglas. Word Distributions in Southeastern Papua. Language. 1956; 32: 88-108.

Note: [from lit: Mekeo, Rapeka, Kuni, Roro, Pokau, Kabadi, Doura, Motu, Sinaugoro, Ikoro, Hura, Keapara,Rubi, Aroma, Keakaro, Mugura, Daui, Suau, Rogea, Sariba, Bonarua, Wari, Tubetube, Guregureu, 'Urada,Bunama, Sawabwara, Nuakata, Roboda, Dobu, Kukuya, Bwaidoga, Keherara, Tavora, Wagawaga, Basilaki(Bilai'i), Awalama, Taupota, Wedau, Golavi, Boniki, Paiwa, Anuki, Mukawa, Kwagila, Ubir, Oyan, Miaitopa,Kiriwina, Gumasi, Gawa, Murua, Nada, Tokunu, Panayati, Misima, Du Chateau, Panakrusima, Sabari, Nimoa,Panatinani, Tagula, Rewa, Juru, Pantava, Griffin Pt, Piron I, N coast Sudest].

145. Christensen, Dieter. Die Musik der Kate und Sialum: Beiträge zur Ethnographie Neuguineas: Inaugural

Dissertation Freien Universität Berlin. Berlin: Freien Universität Berlin; 1957. 126, [1] pp. Note: [Neuhauss 1908-1910 colls: Kate, Sialum].

146. Christensen, Dieter. Melodiestile am mittleren Sepik (Neuguinea): Nach Phonogrammen der

"Kaiserin-Augusta-Fluß Expedition 1912-13". Baessler-Archiv, N.F.. 1963; 10: 9-44. Note: [from museum colls 1912-1913: Tambunum, Timbunke, Jentschemangua, Jatmül, Malu Jambunagwi].

147. Christensen, Erwin O. Primitive Art. New York: The Viking Press; 1955. 384 pp.

Note: [from mus collss: Huon Gulf, Middle Sepik, Sentani, Sepik, Trobriand Is, Massim, Biak, Papuan Gulf,Abelam].

148. Christensen, O. A. Hunters and Horticulturalists: A Preliminary Report of the 1972-4 Excavations in the Manim

Valley, Papua New Guinea. Mankind. 1975; 10: 24-36 + Plate I. Note: [fw 1972-1974: Manim V, Wurup V].

149. Christensen, O. A. A Tanged Blade from the New Guinea Highlands. Mankind. 1975; 10: 37-39 + Plates II-III.

Note: [coll 1974: Wurup V]. 150. Christensen, Rosalie. Traditional Art and Craft, Volume One. Madang: Madang Teachers College; 1973. [iii],

[106] pp. Note: [from lit & museum colls: Trobriand Is, Tami Is, Yabim, Bonga, Huon Gulf, Umboi I, Bugabun, Tigidu,Wantoat V, Kerema, Wapo Creek, Urama, Tirio, Turama R, Koiravi, Ero-Maipua, Vailala, Elema, Iari, Namau,Maipua, Buniki, Gogodara, Orokolo, Kerema, Malu, Yeschan, Kararau, Middle Sepik, Bomguli, Kalabu,Kumunugum, Honggwam, Nagri, Kuome, Timbunke, Yambon, Maanderberg, Ipper Sepik, Korowori R, Renga,(Lower Sepik), North R, Keram R, Angetyi (Lower Sepik), Kagnia (Sepik), Yentschemangua, Wogumasch,

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May R, Yama, Aunyalim, Kabiterau, Bojo Sentani, Ayafo, Doreh, Biak, Erma, Pupis, Otsjanep, Monogo,Amanamkai, Biwar, Wejo, Jeni, Betjew, Pomatsj R].

151. Christensen, Rosalie, Editor. Traditional Art and Craft, Volume Two: Madang and Siassi. Madang: Madang

Teachers College; 1975. [iii], 139, [1] pp. Note: [from lit & museum colls: Siassi, Rai Coast, Karkar I, Karau-Bogia, Middle Ramu, Simbai, Josephstaal,Breri, Lower Ramu, Madang, Bosman, Bot Bot, Sinai].

152. Christian and Missionary Alliance; Haan, R. den; Bruijn, J. V. de. Volksordening bij de Bergpapoea's

(1951-1953). In: Adatrechtbundels: Bezorgd door de Commissie voor het adatrecht en uitgegeven door hetKoninklijk Instituut voor Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde, XLV: Nieuw-Guinea. 'a-Gravenhage: MartinusNijhoff; 1955: 322-326. Note: [CAMA mission 1951: Kapaukoe, Migani, Ndani, Uhulduni; dH admin 1953: Kapauko; dB admin:Ekagi].

153. Christian, Geoffrey. A New Musical Instrument from Papua. Man. 1932; 32(83): 70.

Note: [admin: Menada Kukukuku]. 154. Christie, J.; Christie, D.; Radford, A. Report of a Village Family Planning Clinic. Papua New Guinea Medical

Journal. 1972; 15: 165-167. Note: [Kainantu].

155. Christie, Marion. Changing Consumer Behaviour in Papua New Guinea: Its Social and Ecological Implications.

Canberra: Australian National University, Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies; 1980. xviii, 321pp. (UNESCO/UNEP Papua New Guinea Human Ecology Programme: Lae and Its Hinterland, Reports; v. 3).Note: [fw 1978: Iabakogl vill Chimbu].

156. Christl. Adventures with the New Guinea Headhunters. Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company, Inc.; 1965.

xii, 323 pp. + Plates. Note: [travels: Mt Hagen]. 157. Chronicle of the London Missionary Society. Back to New Guinea: An Interview with the Rev. W.G. Lawes,

D.D. Chronicle of the London Missionary Society, N.S.. 1901; 10: 265-266. Note: [mission: Papua].

158. Chronicle of the London Missionary Society. Chalmers of New Guinea: Two Unpublished Letters and Other

Records. Chronicle of the London Missionary Society, N.S.. 1903; 12(133): 1-4. Note: [mission 1896, 1900: Daru, Saguane, Samari vill].

159. Chronicle of the London Missionary Society. James Chalmers and Oliver Tomkins, of New Guinea. Chronicle

of the London Missionary Society, N.S.. 1901; 10: 126-129. Note: [mission: Papua].

160. Chronicle of the London Missionary Society. Mrs. Chalmers, of New Guinea. Chronicle of the London

Missionary Society, N.S.. 1901; 10: 10. Note: [mission: Papua].

161. Chronicle of the London Missionary Society. New Guinea Notes: Memorials of Tamate. Chronicle of the London

Missionary Society, N.S.. 1903; 12(133): 171-172. Note: [mission: Daru, Thursday I].

162. Chronicle of the London Missionary Society. A Tribute to James Chalmers. Chronicle of the London Missionary

Society, N.S.. 1901; 10: 129-130. Note: [mission: Papua].

163. Churchill, William. Sissano: Movements of Migration within and through Melanesia. Washington, DC: The

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Carnegie Institution of Washington; 1916. [i], 181 pp. + 17 Foldout Charts. (Publications; v. 244). Note: [from lit: Sissano, North Coast PNG].

164. Ciruzzi, Sara. Culture e stili tribali nelle callezioini del Museo. In: Centro Mostre di Firenze. Oceania Nera: Arte,

cultura e popoli della melanesia nelle callezioni del Museo di Antropologia e Etnologia di Firenze: Firenze,Sala d'Arme di Palazzo Vecchio 30 aprile - 9 agosto 1992. Firenze: Cantini & C.; 1992: 23-43. Note: [exhibition: Mafor, Geelvink Bay, Ansus, Mansinam, Andai, Merat I, Humboldt Bay, Massim, TrobriandIs, Kitava, Louisiade Archipelago, Orangerie Bay, D'Entrecasteux Is, Papuan Gulf, Motu Motu, Mailu,Orokolo, Ramoi (Geelvink Bay), Kapaor, Fly R].

165. Claassen, J. M. van Ravenswaay. Bijzonderheden en ervaringen uit het Mappi-gebied (Zuid-Nieuw-Guinea).

Tijdschrift "Nieuw- Guinea". 1947; 7: 162-177. Note: [Mappi R].

166. Claassens, M. J. D. De Roomisch-Katholieke Missie bij de Oermenschen van Nederlandsch Zuid-Nieuw-Guinea.

Onze Missiën in Oost- en West-Indië. 1920; 3: 235-259. Note: [mission: Marind].

167. Claassen, O. R.; McElhanon, K. A. Languages of the Finisterre Range -- New Guinea. In: Bunn, Gordon; Bunn,

Ruth et al. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 11. Canberra: Australian National University; 1970: 45-78.(Pacific Linguistics, Series A; v. 23). Note: [SIL survey: Abaga, Arop, Asat, Awara, Bagasin, Bam, Bongu, Bonkiman, Dahating, Degenan, Domung,Finungwan, Ganglau, Garia, Gira, Gurumbu, Gusan, Gusap, Irumu, Kaivoku, Karangi, Kewieng, Kolom,Komutu, Koropa, KUmdauron, Lemio, Leron, Malalamai, Mamaa, Mindiri, Mitimit, Morafa, Moromiranga,Munkip, Mup, Nahu, Nakama, Nankina, Nek, Nekgini, Neko, Ngaing, Nimi, Nokopo, Nuk, Numanggan,Rawa, Roinji, Saep, Sakam, Saseng, Sauk, Sengam, Sindamon, Sinsauru, Som, Suroi, Taga, Ufim, Uri,Urigina, Usino, Wantoat, Watiwa, Worin, Yabong, Yagawak].

168. Claerhout, Adriaan. Een voorouderpaal uit Yepem: Asmatgebied Nieuw-Guinea. Antwerp: Etnografisch Museum

van de Stad Antwerpen; 1975. 18 pp. (Verhandelingen van het Etnografisch Museum van de Stad Antwerpen;v. 2). Note: [exhibition: Yepem Asmat].

169. Claerhout, Adr G. Wow-ipits: mens en kunst bij de Papoea's: Uit de verzameling van het Rijksmuseum voor

Volkenkunde, Leiden. Anfwerpen: Karsk; 1969. 10 pp. + [7] pp. Plates. Note: [exhibition: Amanamkai Asmat].

170. Clair, Julliard. Approche ethnobotanique des Pandanus comestibles de Nouvelle-Guinée. Montpellier: Laboratoire

de Botanique Tropicale; n.d. [i], 13, [22] pp. Note: [from lit: Ankave, Yali].

171. Clancy, R. L.; Cripps, A. W.; Yeung, S.; Standish-White, S.; Pang, G.; Gratten, H.; Koki, G.; Smith, D.; Alpers,

M. P. Salivary and Serum Antibody Responses to Haemophilus influenzae Infection in Papua New Guinea.Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1987; 30: 271-276. Note: [survey: Asaro V].

172. Clancy, Robert; Cowen, Neil; Cripps, Allan. Studies of the Host Response in Man to Infection with Plasmodium

falciparum. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1986; 29: 63-68. Note: [Madang].

173. Clark, Dawn Soetenga. The Phonology of the Sio Language. In: Clifton, John M., Editor. Phonologies of

Austronesian Languages No. 2. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1993: 25-70. (Data Papers onPapua New Guinea Languages; v. 40). Note: [SIL: Sio].

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174. Clark, Grahame. Traffic in Stone Axe and Adze Blades. Economic History Review. 1965; 18: 1-28. Note: [from lit: Balim V, Siane].

175. Clark, Jeffrey. Cause and Afek: Primal Women, Bachelor Cults and the Female Spirit. In: Ballard, Chris, Guest

Editor. Special Focus on Myth and History in the New Guinea Highlands. Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Department of Anthropology; 1999: 6-33. (CanberraAnthropology; v. 22(1)). Note: [from lit: Mt Ok, Paiela, Duna, Bosavi, Bedamini, Huli, Enga, Mendi, Wola, Hagen].

176. Clark, Jeffrey L. From Cults to Christianity: Continuity and Change in Takuru [Ph.D. Dissertation]. Adelaide:

University of Adelaide; 1985. xvi, 353 pp. + Map. Note: [fw December 1980 - April 1982: Takuru Wiru].

177. Clark, Jeffrey. Gods, Ghosts and People: Christianity and Social Organisation among Takuru Wiru. In: Jolly

Margaret; Macintyre, Martha, Editors. Family and Gender in the Pacific: Domestic Contradictions and theColonial Impact. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 1989: 170-192. Note: [fw: Takuru Wiru].

178. Clark, Jeffrey. Gold, Sex, and Pollution: Male Illness and Myth at Mt. Kare, Papua New Guinea. American

Ethnologist. 1993; 20: 742-757. Note: [fw (6 wks): Tari].

179. Clark, Jeffrey. Highlands of History: Images of Deviance and Desire. In: Biersack, Aletta, Editor. Papuan

Borderlands: Huli, Duna, and Ipili Perspectives on the Papua New Guinea Highlands. Ann Arbor: Universityof Michigan Press; 1995: 379-400. Note: [fw 1989 (6 wks), 1992 (2 mos): Tari].

180. Clark, Jeffrey. Imagining the State, or Tribalism and the Arts of Memory in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea.

In: Otto, Ton; Thomas, Nicholas, Editors. Narratives of Nation in the South Pacific. Amsterdam: HarwoodAcademic Publishers; 1997: 65-90. (Studies in Anthropology and History; v. 19). Note: [fw: Pangia Wiru].

181. Clark, Jeffrey. The Incredible Shrinking Men: Male Ideology and Development in a Southern Highlands Society.

In: Healey, Christopher J., Guest Editor. Culture and Development in Papua New Guinea. Canberra: AustralianNational University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Anthropology; 1989: 120- 143.(Canberra Anthropology, Special Issue; v. 12(1-2)). Note: [fw 1980-1985 (21 mos): Wiru].

182. Clark, Jeffrey. Kaun and Kogono: Cargo Cults and Development in Karavar and Pangia. Oceania. 1988; 59:

40-57. Note: [fw: Pangia Wiru].

183. Clark, Jeffrey. Madness and Colonisation: The Embodiment of Power in Pangia. Oceania. 1992; 63: 15-26.

Note: [fw: Wiru]. 184. Clark, Jeffrey. The Other Side of Development: An Evaluation of the Gumine Women's Groups and the South

Simbu Rural Development Project. In: Clark, Jeffrey; King, David; Amos, Cathy; Kiele, Regina; Gau, Nora;Niligur, William; Pupune, Terry; Naris, Evelyn; Nesen, Patrick. Gumine, Gembogl & Kaupena: Assessing theImpacts of Development projects in Simbu and Western Highlands Provinces. n.p.: University of Papua NewGuinea, Department of Geography; 1990: 8-35. (Occasional Papers, N.S.; v. 10). Note: [survey January 1990: Gumine].

185. Clark, Jeffrey. Pearlshell Symbolism in Highlands Papua New Guinea, with Particular Reference to the Wiru

People of Southern Highlands Province. Oceania. 1991; 61: 309-339. Note: [fw: Wiru].

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186. Clark, Jeffrey. Shit Beautiful: Tambu and Kina Revisited. Oceania. 1995; 65: 195-211.

Note: [fw: Wiru]. 187. Clark, Jeffrey. State of Desire: Transformations in Huli Sexuality. In: Manderson, Lenore; Jolly, Margaret,

Editors. Sites of Desire, Economies of Pleasure: Sexualities in Asia and the Pacific. Chicago: University ofChicago Press; 1997: 191-211, 314-315. (The Chicago Series on Sexuality, History, and Society). Noet:[fw 1993: Tari Huli].

188. Clark, Jeffrey. Steel to Stone: A Chronicle of Colonialism in the Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea.

Ballard, Chris; Nihill, Michael, Editors. Oxford: Oxford University Press; 2000. xxx, 187 pp. (Oxford Studiesin Social and Cultural Anthropology). Note: [fw 1980-1982 (2 yrs): Takuru Wiru].

189. Clark, Jeffrey; Hughes, Jenny. A History of Sexuality and Gender in Tari. In: Biersack, Aletta, Editor. Papuan

Borderlands: Huli, Duna, and Ipili Perspectives on the Papua New Guinea Highlands. Ann Arbor: Universityof Michigan Press; 1995: 315- 340. Note: [fw JC 1989 (2 mos), 1992 (2 mos): Tari; JH Aug 1990 - Jan 1991: Tari].

190. Clark, Jeffrey; King, David; Amos, Cathy; Kiele, Regina; Gau, Nora; Niligur, William; Pupune, Terry; Naris,

Evelyn; Nesen, Patrick. Gumine, Gembogl & Kaupena: Assessing the Impacts of Development projects inSimbu and Western Highlands Provinces. n.p.: University of Papua New Guinea, Department of Geography;1990. 79 pp. (Occasional Papers, N.S.; v. 10).

191. Clark, Jeffrey T.; Terrell, John. Archaeology in Oceania. In: Siegel, Bernard J.; Beals, Alan R.; Tyler, Stephen

A., Editors. Annual Review of Anthropology, Volume 7, 1978. Palo Alto, CA: Annual Reviews Inc.; 1978:293-319. Note: [general NG].

192. Clark, John E. Comment [on Polly Wiessner, "The Vines of Complexity: Egalitarian Structures and the

Institutionalization of Inequality among the Enga"]. Current Anthropology. 2002; 43: 255-256. Note: [from lit: Enga].

193. Clark, Mrs J. B. Paper Written by Mrs. J.B. Clark, Port Moresby, Describing the Native of Papua. In:

Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Papua: Annual Report for the Year 1921-22. Melbourne: GovernmentPrinter; 1923: Appendix VIII, pp. 157-159. Note: [general Papua].

194. Clark, Ross. Austronesian Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 142-145. Note: [general NG].

195. Clark, Ross. Comment [on John Edward Terrell, Kevin M. Kelly & Paul Rainbird, "Foregone Conclusions? In

Search of 'Papuans' and 'Austronesians'"]. Current Anthropology. 2001; 42: 110-111. Note: [general NG].

196. Clark, Ross. Evolution, Migration and Extinction of Oceanic Bird Names. In: Pawley, A. K.; Ross, M. D.,

Editors. Austronesian Terminologies: Continuity and Change. Canberra: Australian National University,Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1994: 73-86. (Pacific Linguistics,Series C; v. 127). Note: [from lit: Iduna, Ubir, Hula, Balawaia, Doga, Suau, Yabim, Gedaged, Tami, Kela, Motu, Mekeo,Manam, Nada, Tawala, Roro, Dobu, Siassi].

197. Clarke, C. W.; Woodfield, D. G. Hepatitis B Antigen, Alpha Fetoprotein and Liver Disease in the Eastern

Highlands of Papua New Guinea. Tropical and Geographical Medicine. 1975; 27: 52-58.

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Note: [Goroka Base Hospital]. 198. Clarke, Emily. Missionary Lingue Franche: Wedau. In: Wurm, S. A., Editor. New Guinea Area Languages and

Language Study, Vol. 3, Language, Culture, Society, and the Modern World. Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1977: 953-970. (Pacific Linguistics,Series C; v. 40). Note: [SIL: Wedau].

199. Clarke, L. J.; Cogill, B. Nutritional Surveillance Using Weight for Age in the Southern Highlands Province,

Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1980; 23: 87-91. Note: [1974-1975, 1978: Duna, Huli, Fasu, Foi, Nipa Mendi, Imbonggu, Kagua, Wiru].

200. Clarke, Susan. A Critical Examination of Interpretations of Menstrual Taboos with Special Reference to New

Guinea. Sussex Anthropology. 1979; 3(1): 1-17. Note: [from lit: Kafe, Wogeo, Fore, Bena Bena, Mae Enga, Hua, Hagen].

201. Clarke, W. C. Agroforestry in Melanesia: Case-Studies from Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. In:

Clarke, W. C.; Thaman, R. R., Editors. Agroforestry in the Pacific Islands: Systems for Sustainability. Tokyo:United Nations University Press; 1993: 34-53. Note: [fw: Ndwimba Basin Maring, Kompiai].

202. Clarke, W. C. A Change of Subsistence Staple in Prehistoric New Guinea. In: Leakey, Colin L. A., Editor.

Proceedings of the Third Symposium of the International Society for Tropical Root Crops, Held at IITA,Ibadan, Nigeria, 2-9 December, 1973. Ibadan (Nig.): International Society for Tropical Root Crops incollaboration with the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture; 1977: 159-163. Note: [general PNGH].

203. Clarke, W. Location of Places. In: Ford, Edgar, Editor. Papua New Guinea Resource Atlas. Milton, Qld:

Jacaranda Press; 1974: 54-55. Note: [general PNG].

204. Clarke, W. C. The Marient Basin 1972-1976: Recovery or Adaptation? In: Allen, Bryant J.; Brookfield, Harold,

Guest Editors. Frost and Drought in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. Byron, Yvonne, Assistant. Boulder,CO: International Mountain Society and The United Nations University; 1989: 235-247. (Mountain Researchand Development; v. 9(3)). Note: [fw 1973, 1974, 1976: Tinjipaka Marient V].

205. Clarke, W. C. Progressing with the Past: Environmentally Sustainable Modifications to Traditional Agricultural

Systems. In: Fisk, E. K., Editor. The Adaptation of Traditional Agriculture: Socioeconomic Problems ofUrbanization. Canberra: Australian National University, Development Studies Centre; 1978: 142-157.(Monographs; v. 11). Note: [general PNG].

206. Clarke, W. Traditional House Types. In: Ford, Edgar, Editor. Papua New Guinea Resource Atlas. Milton, Qld:

Jacaranda Press; 1974: 54-55. Note: [general PNG].

207. Clarke, W. C. Wabag and Wapenamanda. In: Jackson, Richard, Editor. An Introduction to the Urban Geography

of Papua New Guinea. n.p.: University of Papua New Guinea, Department of Geography; 1976: 209-232.(Occasional Papers; v. 13). Note: [Wabag, Wapenamanda].

208. Clarke, W. C.; Thaman, R. R., Editors. Agroforestry in the Pacific Islands: Systems for Sustainability. Tokyo:

United Nations University Press; 1993. x, 197 pp.

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209. Clarke, William C. Afterword: Learning from Ngirapo: Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable AgriculturalDevelopment. In: Waddell, Eric; Nunn, Patrick D., Editors. The Margin Fades: Geographical Itineraries in aWorld of Islands. Suva: Institute of Pacific Studies; 1994: 231-266. Note: [fw 1964, 1965, 1970, 1977: Ndwimba Basin Maring].

210. Clarke, William C. Agro-Deforestation in Melanesia. Cultural Survival Quarterly. 1991; 15(2): 45-48.

Note: [general PNG]. 211. Clarke, William C. At the Tail of the Snake. In: Jennings, J. N.; Linge, G. J. R., Editors. Of Time and Place:

Essays in Honour of OHK Spate. Canberra: Australian National University Press; 1980: 173-192. Note: [fw 1964-1965, 1970, 1977: Bomagai-Angoiang Maring].

212. Clarke, William C. Bismarck-Schrader Reports: No. I; Patrol of Contact, 1965. Auckland: University of

Auckland, Department of Anthropology; 1977. iii, 62 pp. + Map. (Working Papers in Anthropology,Archaeology, Linguistics, Maori Studies; v. 49). Note: [explor April 1965: Koenambi, Kondembiamp, Gondomben, Tsarap, Meren, Benjem, Wandonk,Auremp, Tsengapi, Salemp, Simbai PP].

213. Clarke, William C. Comment [on James G. Peoples, "Individual or Group Advantage? A Reinterpretation of the

Maring Ritual Cycle"]. Current Anthropology. 1982; 23: 301. Note: [Maring].

214. Clarke, William C. Comment [on Glenn Dennett & John Connell, "Acculturation and Health in the Highlands

of Papua New Guinea: Dissent on Diversity, Diets, and Development"]. Current Anthropology. 1988; 29: 283.Note: [general PNGH].

215. Clarke, William C. Conclusion. In: Allen, Bryant; Ballard, Chris; Lowes, Elanna, Guest Editors. Agricultural

Transformation and Intensification. Wellington (NZ): Victoria University of Wellington, Institute ofGeography; 2001: 325-333. (Asia Pacific Viewpoint; v. 42(2-3)). Note: [from lit: general PNG].

216. Clarke, William C. The Dilemma of Development. In: Brookfield, Harold, Editor. The Pacific in Transition:

Geographical Perspectives on Adaptation and Change. London and New York: Edward Arnold (Publishers)Ltd. and St. Martin's Press, Inc.; 1973: 275-298. Note: [general PNG].

217. Clarke, William C. The Fabric of the World Farm. In: Farrington, I. S., Editor. Prehistoric Intensive Agriculture

in the Tropics. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports; 1985: 865- 881. (B.A.R. International Series; v. 232).Note: [from lit: Tairora].

218. Clarke, William C. From Extensive to Intensive Cultivation: A Succession from New Guinea. Ethnology. 1966;

5: 347-359. Note: [fw Nduimba, Kompiai; from pcs (Bulmer): Upper Kaironk; (Watson): Batainabura].

219. Clarke, William C. Maintenance of Agriculture and Human Habitats within the Tropical Forest Ecosystem.

Human Ecology. 1976; 4: 247-259. Note: [general PNG].

220. Clarke, William Carey. The Ndwimba Basin, Bismarck Mountains, New Guinea -- Place and People [Ph.D.

Dissertation]. Berkeley: University of California, Berkeley; 1968. xii, 361 pp. Note: [fw July 1964 - June 1965: Bomagai-Angoiang Maring].

221. Clarke, William C. Place and People: An Ecology of a New Guinean Community. Berkeley: University of

California Press; 1971. xii, [ii], 265 pp. Note: [fw 1964-1965: Bomagai-Angoiang Maring].

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222. Clarke, William C. Remembering Papua New Guinea: An Eccentric Ethnography. Canberra: Australian National

University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Pandanus Books; 2003. [iv], 178 pp. Note: [fw 1964-1965, 1970, 1977: Bomagai-Angoiang Maring].

223. Clarke, William C. The Structure of Permanence: The Relevance of Self-subsistence Communities for World

Ecosystem Management. In: Bayliss-Smith, Timothy P.; Feachem, Richard G., Editors. Subsistence andSurvival: Rural Ecology in the Pacific. London: Acacdemic Press Inc. (London) Ltd.; 1977: 363-384. Note: [fw 1964: Bomagai Angoiang Maring].

224. Clarke, William C. Temporary Madness as Theatre: Wild-man Behaviour in New Guinea. Oceania. 1973; 43:

198-214. Note: [fw 1964-1965, 1970: Ap-ngai clan Maring; from lit & pc: Gururumba, Bena Bena, Jale, Manga, Gimi,Kuma, Huli, Molima, Dobu, KUJF, Mae Enga, Siane, Orokolo, Orokaiva, Ndumba Tairora].

225. Clarke, William C.; Hughes, Ian. Salt-Making among the Baruya People of Papua New Guinea. Australian

Natural History. 1974; 18: 22-24. Note: [visit: Baruya].

226. Clarke, William C.; Ogan, Eugene. Assumptions and Alternatives: A Look at Recent Research by Social

Scientists in Papua New Guinea. In: Fischer, Joseph, Editor. Foreign Values and S.E. Asian Scholarship.Berkeley: University of California, Center for South and Southeast Asian Studies; 1973: 264-290. (ResearchMonographs; v. 11). Note: [general PNG].

227. Clarke, William C.; Street, John M. Soil Fertility and Cultivation Practices in New Guinea. Journal of Tropical

Geography. 1967; 24: 7-11. Note: [fw: Maring].

228. Clay, Charlie. Ongka's Last Testament: Twenty Years Later! Paradise. 1996; 114: 9-11.

Note: [Hagen]. 229. Claydon, A. Notes on the History of the Winged Bean in Papua New Guinea. University: University of Papua

New Guinea, History Department; 1977. 5 pp. (History of Agriculture Working Papers; v. 9). Note: [general PNG].

230. Claydon, A. The Nutritional Potential of the Winged Bean Plant (Psophocarpus tetragonolobus). In: Wilson, K.;

Bourke, R. Michael, Editors. 1975 Papua New Guinea Food Crops Conference Proceedings. Port Moresby:Department of Primary Industry; 1976: 53-61. Note: [general PNG].

231. Claydon, Alan. How Important a Food Is Winged Bean in Papua New Guinea. Science in New Guinea. 1978; 6:

144-153. Note: [survey: Kumbagl (Mid-Wahgi)].

232. Claydon, Alan. A Review of the Nutritional Value of the Winged Bean Psophocarpus tetragonolobus (L.) DC.

with Special Reference to Papua New Guinea. Science in New Guinea. 1975; 3: 103-114. Note: [colls: Chimbu, Port Moresby].

233. Cleary, Graham J.; Blackburn, C. Ruthuen B. Air Pollution in Native Huts in the Highlands of New Guinea.

Archives of Environmental Health. 1968; 17: 785-794. Note: [med officer: Baiyer V, Pompomere].

234. Clegg, J. B. Travels with DNA in the Pacific. The Lancet. 1994; 344: 1070-1072.

Note: [general NG].

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235. Cleland, Donald. An Administrator Reflects. In: Inglis, K. S., Editor. The History of Melanesia: Papers Delivered

at a Seminar Sponsored Jointly by The University of Papua and New Guinea, The Australian NationalUniversity, the Administrative College of Papua and New Guinea, and the Council on New Guinea AffairsHeld at Port Moresby from 30 May to 5 June 1968. Canberra and Port Moresby: The Australian NationalUniversity, The Research School of Pacific Studies, and The University of Papua and New Guinea; 1969:209-228. Note: [general PNG].

236. Cleland, Rachel. Pathways to Independence: Story of Official and Family Life in Papua New Guinea from 1951

to 1975. n.p.: n.p.; 1984. 370 pp. + Endpaper Maps]. Note: [general PNG].

237. Clements, F. W. A Medical Survey in Papua: Report of the First Expedition by the School of Public Health and

Tropical Medicine to Papua. Medical Journal of Australia. 1936; 1: 451- 463. Note: [survey 1935: Chirria, Delena, Pinupaka, Mou, Rapa, Babike, Bioto Roro; Inauwe, Inawi, Beipa,Aipeana, AmoAmo, Rarai, Inauauni, Bebeo, Oriopetana, Iesubaibua, Inauai-a, Eboa, Inauabui Mekeo; Kuni;Fugi; Ikuiwes, Kone, Ivane, Goilala Ambo].

238. Clements, F. W. A Papuan Field Experiment of Malaria Treatment. Medical Journal of Australia. 1936; 1:

235-237. Note: [Mekeo District].

239. Clements, F. W. A Tuberculosis Survey of a Papuan Village. Medical Journal of Australia. 1936; 1: 253-258.

Note: [survey 1935: Hanuabada]. 240. Clements, N.; Ramsay, W. A. Leprosy Control: Five Years in the Southern Highlands, A Progress Report. Papua

New Guinea Medical Journal. 1973; 16: 113-114. Note: [1967-1971: Tari, Koroba].

241. Clercq, F. S. A. de. Aanteekeningen naar aanleiding van Dr. Finsch's onderzoekingen in Nieuw-Guinea.

Internationales Archiv für Ethnographie. 1890; 3: 66-69. Note: [from museum colls: Maccluergolf, Bentoeni, Humboldtsbaai, Sailolof, Waigeoe, Astrolabe Bay, Bilibili,Teste I].

242. Clercq, F. S. A. de. Bemerkingen over houten en bamboezen voorwerpen van Noord-Westeelijk Nieuw-Guinea.

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243. Clercq, F. S. A. de. De West- en Noordkust van Nederlandsch Nieuw-Guinea. Tijdschrift van het Nederlandsch

Aardrijkskundig Genootshcap. 1893; 10: 151-219, 438-465, 587-649, 841-844, 981- 1021 + Kaarten V, VI.Note: [exped 1887-1888: Waigeoe, Salawatti, Misol, Roembati, Sekar, Argoenoeng, Sirito, Noemfor-Wiak,Soepiori, North Coast Japen, Noemfor, Ron, Karon, Kebar, Amberbaken, Arfak, Andai, Hatam, Masibabe,Mnam, Wandamen, Windesi, Jaoer, Mor, Waropen, Abere, South Coast Japen, Koemamba, Jamna, Takar,Witriwai, Tarfia, Tanah-Merah, Moki, HUmboldt Bay].

244. Clercq, F. S. A. de. Rapport over drie reizen naar het Nederlandsche gedeelte van Nieuw-Guinea. Tijdschrift voor

Indische Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde. 1891; 34: 117-169. Note: [travels 1890: Misol, Cape Sele, Roembati, Sekar, Argoenoeng, Waigeoe, Moemoes, Sorong, Mios,Mansinam, Ron I, Koeroedoe, Wandamen, Geelvink Bay, Waropen, Dore, Noemfoor, Schouten Is, Korido,Biak, Tarfia, Inggeros, Humboldt Bay].

245. Clercq, F. S. A. de; Schmeltz, J. D. E. Ethnographische Beschrijving van de West- en Noordkust van

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249. Clifton, John M., Editor. Papers from the Third International Conference on Papuan Linguistics Part 2.

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252. Clouse, Duane A. Kirikiri. In: Ember, Melvin; Rmber, Carol R.; Skoggard, Ian, Editors. Encyclopedia of World

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253. Clouse, Duane A. Languages of the Western Lakes Plains. Irian. 1993; 21: 1-32.

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255. Clouse, Duane; Donohue, Mark; Ma, Felix. Survey Report of the North Coast of Irian Jaya. n.p.: SIL International

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256. Clouse, Heljä; Clouse, Duane. Kirikiri and the Western Lakes Plains Languages: Selected Phonological

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257. Clune, Frank. Drums on the Sepik: Being an Account of a Launch Journey along New Guinea's Greatest River.

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259. Clune, Frank. Prowling Through Papua. Sydney: Angus and Robertson; 1942. xi, [i], 237 pp. + Frontispiece +

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260. Clune, Frank. Somewhere in New Guinea: A Companion to Prowling Through Papua. Sydney: Angus and

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261. Clune, Frank. Stone-Age Man of the Upper Sepik. Walkabout. 1942; 8(6): 12-14.

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42. Colebatch, Hal Kempley. The Making of the Memba: Wahgi Politics and the 1968 House of Assembly Elections

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43. Colebatch, J. A. Identifying Reiters Disease in Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1975;

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44. Colijn, A. H. Naar de eeuwige sneeuw van tropisch Nederland: De bestijging van het Carstenszgebergte in

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45. Collaer, Paul. Ozeanien. Leipzig: VEB Deutscher Verlag für Musik; 1965. 233, [1] pp. + 2 Foldout Maps.

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46. College of Marin. The Arts of Papua New Guinea: Tradition and Transition. n.p.: College of Marin; 1985. 25 pp.

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47. Collette, George N. Coffee, Capitalism, and Constraints to Agrarian Transition: A Case Study of Smallholder

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48. Collier, Eric B.; Collier, Cynthia S. Biak (Melanesia, SW). In: Oliver, Paul, Editor. Encyclopedia of Vernacular

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49. Collier, J. A. (Translator). Eight Rigo Songs. Oral History. 1973; 1(9): 34-36. Note: [Rigo].

50. Collier, J. A. The History of Tauruba: A Village in the Rigo Sub-District [M.A. Thesis]. Port Moresby: University

of Papua New Guinea; 1972. 425 pp. Note: [fw: Tauruba Balawaia Sinaugolo].

51. Collier, J. A. Some Linguistic and Oral History Material in the New Guinea Collection. Oral History. 1973; 1(6):

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52. Collier, John Translator ). Sinaugolo Kidoro. Oral History. 1973; 1(4): 43-44.

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Ajamiseba, Daniel C., Editors. Gods, Heroes, Kinsmen: Ethnographic Studies from Irian Jaya, Indonesia.Jayapura and Dallas: Cenderawasi University and the International Museum of Cultures; 1983: 222-242. Note: [SIL 1978, 1981: Doromena vill Tabla].

54. Collier, Ken. Happiness Is Giving: Aspects of Tabla Social Organization. Irian. 1985; 3: 128-147.

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57. Collier, Ken; Collier, Margaret. A Tentative Phonemic Statement of the Apoze Dialect, Kela Language. In:

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58. Collier, Kenneth; Gregerson, Kenneth. Tabla Verb Morphology. In: Adams, Karen; Lauck, Linda et al. Papers in

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59. Collins, Andrew M. Inaccuracies in the Reoprting of Genealogies in a Highlands Community in Papua New

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60. Collins, Andrew M. Infertility amongst Asaro Valley Women. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1988; 31:

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61. Collins, Andrew M. Sources of Documented Age in the Goroka Area. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1988;

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62. Collins, James T. Retention and Innovation in Sarmic Languages: Reflexes of POC *ngm. Irian. 1981; 9(3):

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63. Collins, William E.; Cattani, Jacqueline; Lourie, John A.; Taufa, Tukutau; Anderson, William; Skinner, JimmieC.; Stanfill, Peggy S.; Huong, Alan Y. Antibody Responses to Malarial Antigens in the Wopkaimin Populationof the Star Mountains, Papua New Guinea. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 1988; 39:241-245. Note: [survey 1982-1983: Wopkaimin].

64. Coltée, Jean Gabriël. [Letter]. Annalen van onze lieve vrouw van het heilig hart. 1894; 12: 294-298, 310-312.

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66. Commissie van advies inzake. Agrarische ontwikkelingsmogelijkheden in Nieuw-Guinea. 's-Gravenhage:

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67. Commonwealth of Australia. Papua: Annual Report for the Year 1914-15. Melbourne: Government Printer; 1916.

197 pp. + 10 Maps. Note: [admin Papua 1914-1915].


99 pp. + 6 Maps. Note: [admin Papua 1917-1918].


117 pp. + 2 pp. Plates. Note: [admin Papua 1918-1919].

70. Commonwealth of Australia. Territory of Papua: Report for the Year 1929-1930. Canberra: Government Printer;

1929. 32 pp. Note: [admin Papua 1929-1930].












1935. 44 pp.

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Note: [admin Papua 1933-1934]. 77. Commonwealth of Australia. Territory of Papua: Report for the Year 1935-1936. Canberra: Government Printer;



1937. 51 pp. + 2 Foldout Maps. Note: [admin Papua 1936-1937].









83. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Appendix I. In: Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Territory of

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84. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. British New Guinea (Annual Report on), from 1st July, 1901, to 30th

June, 1902. Melbourne: Government Printer; 1903. 39 pp. + Appendixes A-W. Note: [admin 1901-1902: British New Guinea].

85. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Flutes and Bull- roarers from the Waria River. In: Commonwealth of

Australia, Parliament. Territory of Papua: Annual Report for the Year 1925- 1926. Melbourne: GovernmentPrinter; 1927: Appendix I, pp. 90, 106-118. Note: [Waria R].

86. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Lebe Ceremony. In: Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Territory

of Papua: Annual Report for the Year 1925-1926. Melbourne: Government Printer; 1927: Appendix VII, p.98. Note: [Rigo District].

87. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Papua: Annual Report for the Year Ending 30th June, 1907. Melbourne:

Government Printer; 1907 Aug. 142 pp. + 3 pp. Plates + Map. Note: [admin Papua 1906-1907].

88. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Papua: Annual Report for the Year 1912-13. Melbourne: Government

Printer; 1913. 183 pp. + Sketch. Note: [admin Papua 1912-1913].


Printer; 1914. 195 pp. + 2 pp. Plates + 5 Maps. Note: [admin Papua 1913-1914].

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Printer; 1917. 197 pp. + 10 Maps. Note: [admin Papua 1916-1917].


Printer; 1920. 125, x, 29 pp. Note: [admin Papua 1919-1920].


Printer; 1922. 133 pp. + 8 pp. Plates + 4 Maps. Note: [admin Papua 1920-1921].


Printer; 1923. 166 pp. + 7 pp. Plates + Map. Note: [admin Papua 1921-1922].


Printer; 1925. 63 pp. Note: [admin Papua 1922-1923]. 95. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Papua: Annual Report for the Year 1923-24. Melbourne: Government

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Government Printer; 1908. 144 pp. Note: [admin Papua 1907-1908].

97. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Papua: Report for the Year Ended 30th June, 1909. Melbourne:

Government Printer; 1909. 153 pp. + 2 pp. Plates + Map. Note: [admin Papua 1908-1909].


Government Printer; 1911. 159 pp. + 4 pp. Photographs + 2 Maps. Note: [admin Papua 1909-1910].


Government Printer; 1911. 217, 26 pp. + 2 pp. Plates + 6 Sketch Maps. Note: [admin Papua 1910-1911].


Government Printer; 1912. 208 pp. + 3 pp. Plates + 11 Maps. Note: [admin Papua 1911-1912].

101. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Territory of Papua: Annual Report for the Year 1924-1925. Melbourne:

Government Printer; 1926. 79, [1] pp. Note: [admin Papua 1924-1925].

102. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Territory of Papua: Annual Report for the Year 1925-1926. Melbourne:

Government Printer; 1927. 118 pp. + 4 Foldout Maps. Note: [admin Papua 1925-1926].

103. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Territory of Papua: Report for the Year 1926-27. Melbourne:

Government Printer; 1928. iv, 125 pp. + 2 Sketches + Foldout Map. Note: [admin Papua 1926-1927].

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104. Commonwealth of Australia, Parliament. Territory of Papua: Report for the Year 1927-28. Canberra: GovernmentPrinter; 1929. viii, 108 pp. + 3 Foldout Maps. Note: [admin Papua 1927-1928].

105. [Comrie, Bernard. Adelbert Range Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia

of Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 24-25. Note: [from lit: Abasakur, Amaimon, Apal, Atemble, Bargam, Bepour, Bilakura, Biyom, Bunabun, Dimir,Faita, Hinihon, Ikundun, Isabi, Katiati, Koguman, Korak, Kowaki, Maia, Maiani, Mala, Malas, Mauwake,Mawak, Miani, Moere, Moresada, Musak, Musar, Nent, Osum, Parawen, Paynamar, Pondoma, Sileibi, Tauya,Ukuriguma, Usan, Wadaginam, Wanambre, Wasembo, Waskia, Yaben, Yarawata].

106. [Comrie, Bernard. Amto-Musan Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 56. Note: [from lit: Amto, Musan].

107. [Comrie, Bernard. Angan Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 63-64. Note: [from lit: Ampeeli-Wojokeso, Angaatiha, Angoya, Ankave, Baruya, Hamtai, Ivori, Kamasa, Kawacha,Menya, Simbari, Yagwoia].

108. [Comrie, Bernard. Awera Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 150. Note: [from lit: Awera, Rasawa, Saponi].

109. [Comrie, Bernard. Central and South New Guinean Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International

Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 236-238. Note: [from lit: Agala, Aghu, Aimele, Asienara, Casuarina Coast Asmat, Central Asmat, Yaosakor Asmat,Awin, Awyu, Bainapi, Beami, Bimin, Bogaya, Bosavi, Citak, Tamnim Citak, Duna, Etoro, Faiwol, Iria, Iwur,Kaeti, Kalamo, Kamoro, Kamula, Kasua, Northern Kati, Southern Kati, Kauwol, Kombai, Konai, Koneraw,Korowai, Kotogüt, Kware, Mianmin, Mombum, Momuna, Ngalum, Ninggerum, Onabasulu, Pare, Pisa,Samo-Kubo, Sawi, Sempan, Setaman, Siagha-Yenimu, Sonia, Suganga, Telefol, Tifal, Tomu, Urapmin,Wambon, Wanggom, Yair, Yonggom].

110. [Comrie, Bernard. Dani-Kwerba Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 338. Note: [from lit: Airoran, Bagusa, Lower Grand Valley Dani, Mid Grand Valley Dani, Western Dani, Hupla,Isirawa, Kauwerawec, Kwerba, Nduga, Nggem, Nopuk, Samarokena, Sasawa, Silimo, Walak, Wan, AnggurukYali, Ninia Yali].

111. [Comrie, Bernard. East Bird's Head Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia

of Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 387. Note: [from lit: Mantion, Meah, Moskona].

112. [Comrie, Bernard. East New Guinea Highlands Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International

Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 393-395. Note: [from lit: Agarabi, Alekano, East Angal, South Angal Heneng, West Angal Heneng, Upper Asaro, Awa,Awiyaana, Benabena, Binumarien, Bisorio, Chuave, Dom, Enga, Fore, Gadsup, Gants, Gende, Gimi, Golin,Hakoa, Huli, Imbo Ungu, Inoke-Yate, Ipili, Kalam, Kamano, Kambaira, Kandawo, Kanite, Katinja, Kenati,East Kewa, South Kewa, West Kewa, Keyagana, Kobon, Kosena, Kumai, Kuman, Kyaka, Lembena, Maring,Mbo-Ung, Medlpa, Nagane, Narak, Nembi, Nete, Nii, Nomane, Owenia, Salt-Yui, Samberigi, Siane, Sinasina,Sua, Tairora, Tokano, Umbu-Ungu, Usarufa, Waffa, Wahgi, Wiru, Yagaria, Yaweyuha].

113. [Comrie, Bernard. East Papuan Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 395-396. Note: [from lit: Yele].

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114. [Comrie, Bernard. East Trans-New Guinea Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International

Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 399-401. Note: [from lit: Aeka, Ambasi, Aneme Wake, Barai, Bariji, Baruga, Bauwaki, Biangai, Binahari, Binandere,Daga, Dogoro, Domu, Doromu, Ewage-Notu, Fuyuge, Gaina, Ginuman, Guhu-Samane, Humene, Hunjara,Jimajima, Kanasi, Mountain Koiali, Grass Koiari, Koita, Korafe, Kunimaipa, Kwale, Laua, Mailu, Maiwa,Managalasi, Mapena, Maria, Mawae, Moikodi, Morawa, Mulaha, Nawaru, Ömie, Onjab, Orokaiva, Suena,Tauade, Turaka, Umanakaina, Weri, Yareba, Yega, Yekora, Zia].

115. [Comrie, Bernard. Eleman Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 1. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 409. Note: [from lit: Keuru, Opao, Orokolo, Purari, Tate, Toaripi, Uaripi].

116. [Comrie, Bernard. Geelvink Bay Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 41. Note: [from lit: Bapu, Barapasi, Bauzi, Burate, Demisa, Kofei, Nisa, Sauri, Tefaro, Tunggare, Woria, Yawa].

117. Comrie, Bernard. Genetic Classification, Contact, and Variation. In: Walsh, Thomas J., Editor. Synchronic and

Diachronic Approaches to Linguistic Variation and Change. Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press;1989: 81-93. (Georgetown University Round Table on Languages and Linguistics; v. 1988). Note: [fw: Aramo, Haruai, Kobon].

118. [Comrie, Bernard. Gogodala-Suki Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia

of Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 75. Note: [from lit: Ari, Gogodala, Suki].

119. Comrie, Bernard. Grammatical Relations, Semantic Roles and Topic-comment Structure in a New Guinea

Highland Language: Harway. In: Steele, Ross; Threadgold, Terry, Editors. Language Topics: Essays in Honourof Michael Halliday, Vol. 1. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company; 1987: 355-366. Note: [fw: Haruai].

120. Comrie, Bernard. Haruai Verb Structure and Language Classification in the Upper Yuat. Language and

Linguistics in Melanesia. 1988; 17(1-2): 140-160. Note: [fw September 1985 - August 1986: Haruai].

121. Comrie, Bernard. Haruai Kin Terms. In: Pawley, Andrew; Ross, Malcolm; Tryon, Darrell, Editors. The Boy from

Bundaberg: Studies in Melanesian Linguistics in Honour of Tom Dutton. Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Pacific Linguistics; 2001: 89-95. (PacificLinguistics; v. 514). Note: [fw 1985-1986: Haruai].

122. Comrie, Bernard. How Much Pragmatics and How Much Grammar: The Case of Haruai. In: Verschueren, Jef,

Editor. Pragmatics at Issue: Selected Papers of the International Pragmatics Conference, Antwerp, August17-22, 1987, Vol. 1. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company; 1991: 81-92. (Pragmatics & Beyond,N.S.; v. 6(1)). Note: [fw: Haruai].

123. [Comrie, Bernard. Huon-Finisterre Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia

of Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 187-188. Note: [from lit: Abaga, Asat, Bam, Bonkiman, Bulgebi, Burum- Mindik, Dahating, Dedua, Degenan, Domung,Finungwa, Forak, Gabutamon, Gira, Guiarak, Gusan, Irumu, Kâte, Kewieng, Kinalakna, Komba, Komutu,Kosorong, Kovai, Kumukio, Mamaa, Mape, Mebu, Mesem, Migabac, Momare, Mongi, Morafa, Munkip,Nabak, Nahu, Nakama, Nankina, Nek, Nekgini, Neko, Ngaing, Nimi, Nokopo, Nomu, Nuk, Numanggang,Ono, Rawa, Sakam, Sauk, Selepet, Sene, Sialum, Som, Timbe, Tobo, Ufim, Uri, Wandabong, Wantoat, Weliki,Yagawak, Yagomi, Yau, Yupna].

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124. [Comrie, Bernard. Inland Gulf Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 219. Note: [from lit: Ipiko, Karami, Minanibai, Tao-Suamato].

125. Comrie, Bernard. Is There a Single Time Depth Cut-off Point in Historical Linguistics? In: Renfrew, Colin;

McMahon, April; Trask, Larry, Editors. Time Depth in Historical Linguistics, Volume 1. Cambridge: TheMcDonald Institute for Archaeological Research; 2000: 33-43. (Papers in the Prehistory of Languages). Note: [fw: Haruai].

126. [Comrie, Bernard. Kaure Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 269. Note: [from lit: Kapori, Kaure, Kosadle, Narau, Sause].

127. [Comrie, Bernard. Kayagar Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 269. Note: [from lit: Atohwaim, Kaygir, Tamagario].

128. [Comrie, Bernard. Kolopom Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 278-279. Note: [from lit: Kimaghama, Ndom, Riantana].

129. [Comrie, Bernard. Kutubuan Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 294. Note: [from lit: Fasu, Fiwaga, Foi].

130. [Comrie, Bernard. Kwomtari-Baibai Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia

of Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 294. Note: [from lit: Baibai, Biaka, Fas, Guriaso, Kwomtari, Pyu].

131. Comrie, Bernard. Language Contact, Lexical Borrowing, and Semantic Fields. In: Gilbers, Dicky; Nerbonne,

John; Schaeken, Jos, Editors. Languages in Contact. Amsterdam: Editions Rodopi B.V.; 2000: 73-86. (Studiesin Slavic and General Linguistics; v. 28). Note: [fw 1985-1986: Haruai, Aramo, Kobon, Kalam].

132. [Comrie, Bernard. Left May Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 324-325. Note: [from lit: Ama, Bo, Iteri, Nimo, Owiniga, Rocky Peak].

133. Comrie, Bernard. Lexical Variation and Genetic Affiliation: The Case of Haruai. In: Edmonson, Jerold A.;

Feagin, Crawford; Muhlhausler, Peter, Editors. Development and Diversity: Language Variation across Timeand Space: A Festschrift for Charles-James N. Bailey. Dallas: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1990: 461- 466.Note: [fw: Haruai].

134. [Comrie, Bernard. Madang Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 368-370. Note: [from lit: Amele, Anjam, Arawum, Asas, Bagupi, Baimak, Bau, Bemal, Bongu, Danaru, Duduela,Dumpu, Dumun, Gal, Ganglau, Garus, Girawa, Gumalu, Isebe, Jilim, Kamba, Kare, Kesawai, Kolom, Kwato,Lemio, Male, Matepi, Mawan, Mosimo, Munit, Murupi, Nake, Nobanob, Ogea, Panim, Pulabu, Rapting,Rempi, Rerau, Saep, Samosa, Saruga, Sausi, Sihan, Silopi, Sinsauru, Siroi, Songum, Sumau, Urigina, Usino,Usu, Utu, Wagi, Wamas, Yabong, Yangulam, Yoidik].

135. [Comrie, Bernard. Mairasi-Tanahmerah Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International

Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 370. Note: [from lit: Mairasi, Mer, Semimi, Tanahmerah].

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136. [Comrie, Bernard. Marind Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 389-390. Note: [from lit: Boazi, Marind, Bian Marind, Warkay-Bipim, Yaqay, Zimakani].

137. [Comrie, Bernard. Markham Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 393-394. Note: [from lit: Adzera, Central Buang, Mangga Buang, Dangal, Dengalu, Guwot, Hote, Latep, Maralango,Mari, Misim, Mumeng, Musom, Ngariawan, Patep, Piu, Silisili, Sirak, Sirasira, Sukurum, Unank, Vehes,Wampar, Wampur, Middle Watut, Yalu, Yamap, Yanta, Zenang [sic]].

138. [Comrie, Bernard. Mek Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 414-415. Note: [from lit: Eipomek, Gilika, Hmanggona, Ketengban, Korupun, Nipsan, Sela, Una, Kosarek Yale].

139. [Comrie, Bernard. Milne Bay-Central Province Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International

Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Volume 2. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 428-430. Note: [from lit: Anuki, Are, Arifama-Miniafia, Auhelawa, Bina, Boanaki, Bosilewa, Budibud, Buhutu,Bunama, Bwaidoka, Dawawa, Diodio, Dobu, Doga, Doura, Duau, Galeya, Gapapaiwa, Garuwahi, Gumasi,Hula, Iamalele, Iduna, Igora, Kabadi, Kalokal, Keopara, Kiriwina, Kuni, Magori, Mekeo, Mineveha,Misima-Paneati, Morima, Motu, Muyuw, Mwatebu, Nara, Nimowa, Ouma, Sewa Bay, Sinagoro, Sinaki, Suau,Tagula, Taupota, Tawala, Tubetube, Ubir, Wagawaga, Waima, Wataluma, Wedau, Yoba].

140. [Comrie, Bernard. Nimboran Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 107. Note: [from lit: Gresi, Kemtuik, Kwansu, Mekwei, Nimboran].

141. [Comrie, Bernard. North Trans-New Guinea Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International

Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 127-129. Note: [from lit: Ainbai, Amanab, Awyi, Barua, Berik, Bonerif, Dabe, Dabra, Daonda, Dou, Duvle, Fayu, Foau,Foya, Iau, Imbinis, Isi, Itik, Janggu, Kaiy, Keder, Kilmeri, Kirikiri, Kwerisa, Kwesten, Mander, Manem,Maremgi, Mawes, Ningera, Obogwitai, Orya, Ossima, Pagi, Papasena, Senggi, Sikaritai, Simog, Sowanda,Taikat, Tause, Taworta, Tolitai, Umeda, Wares, Wari, Waris].

142. [Comrie, Bernard. Oceanic Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 136. Note: [from lit: Maisin].

143. Comrie, Bernard. On a Possible Factor in the Origin of Piawi Personal Pronouns. Language and Linguistics in

Melanesia. 1989; 20(1-2): 157-160. Note: [fw: Hagahai, Haruai, Pinai].

144. Comrie, Bernard. On Haruai Vowels. In: Pawley, Andrew, Editor. Man and a Half: Essays in Pacific

Anthropology and Ethnobiology in Honour of Ralph Bulmer. Auckland: The Polynesian Society; 1991:393-397. (Memoirs; v. 48). Note: [fw: Haruai].

145. [Comrie, Bernard. Pauwasi Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 172-173. Note: [from lit: Dubu, Emumu, Towei, Yafi].

146. [Comrie, Bernard. Ramu Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 313-314. Note: [from lit: Abu, Aiome, Aion, Akrukay, Andarum, Anor, Arafundi, Awar, Banaro, Biwat, Borei, Bosngun,Botin, Breri, Bun, Changriwa, Gorovu, Hagahai, Haruai, Igana, Igom, Itutang, Kaian, Kire, Kominimung,

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Kyenele, Langam, Maramba, Mekmek, Midsivindi, Mikarew, Miyak, Mongol, Pinai, Rao, Romkun, Sepen,Tanggu, Tanguat, Wapi, Watam, Yaul].

147. Comrie, Bernard. The Recognition of the Piawi Language Family. In: Dutton, Tom; Ross, Malcolm; Tryon,

Darrell, Editors. The Language Game: Papers in Memory of Donald L. Laycock. Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1992: 111-113. (Pacific Linguistics,Series C; v. 110). Note: [fw: Hagahai, Haruai, Pinai].

148. [Comrie, Bernard. Sarmi-Yotafa Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 374. Note: [from lit: Bonggo, Kayupulau, Ormu, Sobei, Tarpia, Tobati].

149. [Comrie, Bernard. Senagi Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 418. Note: [from lit: Angor, Kamberataro].

150. [Comrie, Bernard. Sentani Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 418. Note: [from lit: Demta, Nafri, Sentani, Tabla].

151. [Comrie, Bernard. Sepik Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 419-420. Note: [from lit: Abau, Ak, Alamblak, Amal, Ambulas, Awun, Bahinemo, Bikaru, Biksi, Bisis, Bitara, Boikin,Bouye, Burui, Chenapian, Gaikundi, Hewa, Iatmul, Iwam, Sepik Iwam, Kalou, Kamnum, Kaningra, Kapriman,Karawa, Koiwat, Kwanga, Kwasengen, Kwoma, Manambu, Mari, Mehek, Namia, Ngala, Niksek, Pahi, Pasi,Piame, Saniyo-Hiyowe, Sawos, Sengo, Sumariup, Wamsak, Watakataui, Wogamusin, Yelogu, Yerakai,Yessan-Mayo].

152. [Comrie, Bernard. Sepik-Ramu Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 421-422. Note: [from lit: Angoram, Chambri, Gapun, Kopar, Murik, Papi, Pei, Suarmin, Tabriak, Tuwari, Walio, Yabio,Yimas].

153. [Comrie, Bernard. Siassi Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 427-429. Note: [from lit: Arop, Bariai, Barim, Biem, Bilbil, Biliau, Bukawa, Dami, Gedaged, Gitua, Imandi, Iwal, Kaiep,Kairiru, Kela, Kis, Labu, Lukep, Malalamai, Malon, Manam, Mangap, Matukar, Medebur, Megiar, Mindiri,Moromiranga, Mutu, Nengaya, Roinji, Sepa, Sera, Siboma, Sio, Sissano, Suain, Takia, Tami, Terebu, Tumleo,Wab, Wogeo, Yabim, Yakamul].

154. [Comrie, Bernard. Sko Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of Linguistics,

Volume 3. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 452. Note: [from lit: Krisa, Puari, Rawo, Sangke, Sko, Vanimo, Warapu, Wutung].

155. [Comrie, Bernard. South Bird's Head Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia

of Linguistics, Volume 4. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 43. Note: [from lit: Arandai, Duriankere, Inanwatan, Kampung Baru, Kasuweri, Kemberano, Konda, Puragi, Tarof,Yahadian].

156. [Comrie, Bernard. South Halmahera-West New Guinea Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief.

International Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Volume 4. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 50-52. Note: [from lit: Ambai, Amber, Ansus, Arguni, As, Bedoanas, Biak, Busami, Dusner, Erokwanas, Gebe,Irarutu, Iresim, Kawe, Kowiai, Kurudu, Legenyem, Maden, Marau, Matbat, Ma'ya, Meoswar, Mor, Munggui,Nabi, Onin, Palamul, Papuma, Pom, Roon, Sekar, Serui-Laut, Tandia, Uruangnirin, Wandamen, Waropen,

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Woi, Woriasi, Yaur, Yeretuar]. 157. [Comrie, Bernard. Teberan-Pawaian Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia

of Linguistics, Volume 4. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 136-137. Note: [from lit: Dadibi, Folopa, Pawaia].

158. [Comrie, Bernard. Torricelli Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 4. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 168-169. Note: [from lit: Agi, Aiku, Alatil, Bumbita Arapesh, Southern Arapesh, Arinua, Aruek, Aruop, Au, Aunalei,Beli, Bragat, Bukiyup [sic], Buna, Bungain, Dia, Eitiep, Elepi, Elkei, Gnau, Kamasau, Kombio, Laeko-Libuat,Lilau, Mandi, Mitang, Monumbo, Muniawara, Ningil, Olo, Seta, Seti, Siliput, Sinagen, Torricelli, Urat, Urim,Urimo, Valman, Wanap, Wiaki, Wom, Yahang, Tambes, Yapunda, Yau, Yaugiba, Yil, Yis].

159. [Comrie, Bernard. Trans-Fly-Bulaka River Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International

Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Volume 4. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 171-173. Note: [from lit: Agöb, Aramba, Aturu, Bamu, Bine, Bothar, Dorro, Gidra, Gizra, Idi, Kanum, Kerewo,Northeast Kiwai, Southern Kiwai, Wabuda Kiwai, Lewada-Dewara, Maklew, Meriam, Moraori, Morigi,Mutum, Nambu, Peremka, Rouku, Tirio, Tonda, Waia, Yei, Yelmek].

160. [Comrie, Bernard. Trans-New Guinea Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia

of Linguistics, Volume 4. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 180. Note: [from lit: Dem, Molof, Mor, Morwap, Oksapmin, Tofamna, Usku].

161. [Comrie, Bernard. Turama-Kikorian Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia

of Linguistics, Volume 4. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 187. Note: [from lit: Ikobi-Mena, Kairi, Omati].

162. [Comrie, Bernard. West Bomberai Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia

of Linguistics, Volume 4. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 236-237. Note: [from lit: Baham, Iha, Karas].

163. [Comrie, Bernard. West Papuan Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International Encyclopedia of

Linguistics, Volume 4. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 239-240. Note: [from lit: Abun, Borai, Hattam, Kalabra, Karon Dori, Kuwani, Mai Brat, Moi, Moraid, Moskona, Mur,Seget, Tehit].

164. [Comrie, Bernard. Wissel Lakes-Kemandoga Languages. In: Bright, William, Editor in Chief. International

Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Volume 4. New York: Oxford University Press; 1992: 244. Note: [from lit: Auye, Damal, Ekari, Moni, Wolani].

165. Comrie, Dr. Peter ]. Anthropological Notes on New Guinea. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. 1877;

6: 102-119 + Plate I + Chart. Note: [explor 1874: East Cape, Huon Gulf, Astrolabe Bay, Humboldt Bay].

166. Comrie, Dr. Die Eingeborenen des östlichen Neu-Guinea. Globus. 1877; 31: 87-90.

Note: [Basilisk explor 1874: Southeast Papua]. 167. Condon, R. G.; Scaglion, Richard. The Ecology of Human Birth Seasonality. Human Ecology. 1982; 10: 495-511.

Note: [(RS) fw November 1974 - January 1976: Neligum, Abelam]. 168. Connell, John. Development Deprivation: The Potential for Agricultural Change in Bogia. In: Walter, Michael

A. H. B., Editor. Cattle Ranches Are About People: Social Science Dimensions of a Commercial FeasibiliityStudy. Boroko: Institute of Applied Social and Economic Research; 1980: 99-140. (Monographs; v. 14). Note: [survey February-May 1979: Apingen (Mikarew) and Ambana (Lilau) Bogia].

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169. Connell, John. The Emergence of a Peasantry in Papua New Guinea. Peasant Studies. 1979; 8: 103-138. Note: [from lit: Goroka, Mekeo, Trobriand Is, Melpa, Mae Enga, Orokaiva, Chimbu, Madang area].

170. Connell, John. Papua New Guinea: The Struggle for Development. London: Routledge; 1997. xiv, 354 pp. (The

Growth Economies of Asia). Note: [general PNG].

171. Connell, John; Curtain, Richard. The Political Economy of Urbanization in Melanesia. Singapore Journal of

Tropical Geography. 1982; 3: 119-136. Note: [Port Moresby, Lae, Madang, Wewak, Goroka, Mt Hagen].

172. Connell, John; Howitt, Richard, Editors. Mining and Indigenous Peoples in Australasia. Sydney: Sydney

University Press; 1991. ix, [i], 205 pp. 173. Connolly, Bob; Anderson, Robin. First Contact. New York: Viking Penguin Inc.; 1987. xiii, 317 pp.

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from England and Papua New Guinea. Neuropsychologia. 1992; 30: 13-26. Note: [survey: Jimi V].

175. Conolly, Carrie. Lime Spatula. In: Beran, Harry, Editor. Oceanic and Indonesian Art: Collectors' Choice: An

Exhibition of 102 Works from 90 Private Australian Collections at Nomadic Rug Traders, Sydney, 18 July to14 August 1998. Bathurst and Woolahra: Crawford House Publishing Pty Ltd in association with Oceanic ArtSociety; 1998: 50. Note: [exhibition: Massim].

176. Conrad, R. J. Some Notes on Attitudes Toward Language and Language Choice in May River Iwam. In: Murane,

John, Editor. Language Planning and Grammatical Typologies. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics;1978: 31-46. (Workpapers in Papua New Guinea Languages; v. 24). Note: [SIL 1963-1965 (12 mos): Aumi, Arai May River Iwam].

177. Conrad, R.; Dye, W.; Thomson, N. P.; Bruce, L. P. Jr. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 18. Canberra:

Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1975. iv, 102pp. (Pacific Linguistics, Series A; v. 40).

178. Conrad, Robert J. Batteries of Transformations in May River Iwam. Linguistics. 1976; 184: 5-43.

Note: [SIL 1963-1965 (3 yrs): May R Iwam]. 179. Conrad, Robert, Translator. Bukiyip (Mt. Arapesh). In: McElhanon, K. A., Editor. From the Mouths of Ancestors.

Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1982: 87-93. Note: [SIL: Bukiyip, Mt Arapesh].

180. Conrad, Robert J. Distribution and Internal Structure of Some Iwam Noun Phrases. Linguistics. 1972; 79: 5-30.

Note: [SIL 1963-1965 (12 mos): Iwam]. 181. Conrad, Robert J. Pronoun Systems in Sepik Iwam Oral Narratives. In: Clifton, John M., Editor. Papers from the

Third International Conference on Papuan Linguistics Part 1. Ukarumpa: Linguistic Society of Papua NewGuinea and the Society on Pidgins and Creoles in Melanesia; 1993: 19-38. (Language and Linguistics inMelanesia; v. 24(1)). Note: [SIL: Sepik Iwam].

182. Conrad, Robert J. A Survey of the Arapesh Language Family of Papua New Guinea. In: Loving, Richard, Editor.

Miscellaneous Papers on Dobu and Arapesh. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1978: 57-77.(Workpapers in Papua New Guinea Languages; v. 25).

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Note: [SIL survey: Bukiyip, Muhiang, Bumbita Arapesh]. 183. Conrad, Robert; Dye, Wayne. Some Language Relationships in the Upper Sepik Region of Papua New Guinea.

In: Conrad, R.; Dye, W. et al. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 18. Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1975: 1-35. (Pacific Linguistics,Series A; v. 40). Note: [SIL survey 1972: Ama, Bo, Iteri, Nimo, Owiniga, Rocky Peak, Amto, Musan, May River Iwam, Namie,Mianmin, Biksi, Pyu, Paupe, Duranmin, Yabio, Walio, Washkuk, Yessan-Mayo, Busan, Yerakai, Chenapian,Bahinemo, Abelam, Abau, Woswari, Nagatman].

184. Conrad, Robert; Lewis, Ron. Some Language and Sociolinguistic Relationships in the Upper Sepik Region of

Papua New Guinea. In: Smith, Geoffrey P. et al. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 26. Canberra:Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1988: 243-273.(Pacific Linguistics, Series A; v. 76). Note: [SIL survey 1988: Bisorio, Bikaru, Enga, Piame, Hewa, Chenapian, Wogamusin, Kwoma, Walio, Pai,Niksek, Tuwari, Duranmin, Papi, Yabio, Sanio].

185. Conrad, Robert J.; Wogiga, Kepas. An Outline of Bukiyip Grammar. Canberra: Australian National University,

Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1991. x, 297 pp. (Pacific Linguistics, SeriesC; v. 113). Note: [SIL 1971-1976 (30 mos): Bubuamo vill Bukiyip].

186. Conroy, J. D. A Longitudinal Study of School Leaver Migration. Reprinted in: May, R. J., Editor. Change and

Movement: Readings on Internal Migration in Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Papua New Guinea Institute ofApplied Social and Economic Research in association with Australian National University Press; 1977: 96-116.Note: [fw October-December 1968: incls Central, Gulf, Southern Highlands, Western Highlands, East Sepik,Northern Provinces].

187. Conroy, J. D. Urbanisation in Papua New Guinea: A Development Constraint. Reprinted in: May, R. J., Editor.

Change and Movement: Readings on Internal Migration in Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Papua New GuineaInstitute of Applied Social and Economic Research in association with Australian National University Press;1977: 59-70. Note: [general PNG].

188. Conroy, J. D.; Curtain, R. Migrants in the Urban Economy: Rural School Leavers in Port Moresby. Oceania.

1973; 44: 81-95. Note: [surveys 1968, 1969, 1970: Port Moresby].

189. Conroy, John D.; Curtain, Richard. Circular Mobility in Papua New Guinea: The Urban Household and Rural

Village Surveys of 1973-75. In: Chapman, Murray; Prothero, R. Mansell, Editors. Circulation in PopulationMovement: Substance and Concepts from the Melanesian Case. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul plc; 1985:286-305. Note: [surveys 1973-1975: Malalaua, Ambunti, Finschhafen, Maprik, Goilala, Okapa, Wabag, Mendi, Gumine,Mt Hagen].

190. Conroy, John; Skeldon, Grania, Editors. The Rural Survey 1975. Boroko: Papua New Guinea Institute of Applied

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191. Conroy, W. [Discussion]. In: Administration of the Territory of Papua and New Guinea and UNESCO Science

Co-Operation Office for South East Asia. Symposium on the Impact of Man on Humid Tropics Vegetation:Goroka, Territory of Papua and New Guinea September, 1960. Canberra: Commonwealth Government Printer;1962: 105, 108. Note: [agr officer: general PNG].

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192. Conroy, W. The Evolution of the Agricultural Environment in Papua and New Guinea. In: Administration of theTerritory of Papua and New Guinea and UNESCO Science Co-Operation Office for South East Asia.Symposium on the Impact of Man on Humid Tropics Vegetation: Goroka, Territory of Papua and New GuineaSeptember, 1960. Canberra: Commonwealth Government Printer; 1962: 94-97. Note: [agr officer: general PNG].

193. Conroy, W. L. Notes on Some Land Use Problems in Papua and New Guinea. Australian Geographer. 1952; 6(2):

25-30. Note: [agr officer: Markham V].

194. Conroy, W. L. Notes on Some Land Use Problems in Papua and New Guinea. South Pacific. 1953; 7: 645-651.

Note: [agr officer: Markham V]. 195. Conroy, W. L. Swampland Agriculture: Agricultural and Nutritional Progress in Coastal Swamplands of New

Guinea. South Pacific. 1946; 1(2): 9-10. Note: [coastal PNG, Goilala].

196. Conroy, W. L.; Bridgland, L. A. Native Agriculture in Papua- New Guinea. In: Hipsley, E. H.; Clements, F. W.,

Editors. Report of the New Guinea Nutrition Survey Expedition 1947. Sydney: A.H. Pettifer, GovernmentPrinter; n.d. [1950]: 72-91. Note: [survey 1947: Busama, Kaiapit, Patep, Koravagi].

197. Considine, Mary. A Year in a School in New Guinea. Australian External Territories. 1968; 8(5): 30-32.

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Vitamin D Binding Protein: Anthropological Considerations. American Journal of Physical Anthropology.1985; 68: 107-122. Note: [from colls: Fore, Moni].

199. Constant, Pierre. The Call of the Pukpuk. Paradise. 1999; 134: 43-46.

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Upper Ramu District, Madang Province. In: McDowell, Nancy, Editor. Reproductive Decision Making andthe Value of Children in Rural Papua New Guinea. Boroko: Papua New Guinea Institute of Applied Social andEconomic Research; 1988: 137-161. (IASER Monographs; v. 27). Note: [fw June 1974 - 1975, June-July 1981: Usino vill].

201. Conton, Leslie. Reproductive Decision-Making in the Upper Ramu District, Papua New Guinea: Cognitive

Aspects of Adaptive Problem-Solving. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1985; 28: 163- 176. Note: [fw 1974-1975, 1981: Usino].

202. Conton, Leslie. Social, Economic and Ecological Parameters of Infant Feeding in Usino, Papua New Guinea.

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203. Conton, Leslie. Social, Economic and Ecological Parameters of Infant Feeding in Usino, Papua New Guinea. In:

Marshall, Leslie B., Editor. Infant Care and Feeding in the South Pacific. New York: Gordon and BreachScience Publishers; 1985: 97-119. (Food and Nutrtion in History and Anthropology; v. 3). Note: [fw June 1974 - July 1975, July-August 1981: Usino].

204. Conton, Leslie. Usino. In: Hays, Terence E., Editor. Oceania. Boston: G.K. Hall & Co.; 1991: 360-363.

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205. Conton, Leslie. Women's Roles in a Man's World: Appearance and Reality in a Lowland New Guinea Village

[Ph.D. Dissertation]. Eugene: University of Oregon; 1977. xii, 242 pp. Note: [fw: Usino].

206. Conton, Leslie; Eisler, David. The Ecology of Exchange in the Upper Ramu Valley. Oceania. 1976; 47: 134-143.

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Accessible. In: Bourke, R. M.; Allen, M. G.; Salisbury, J. G., Editors. Food Security for Papua New Guinea:Proceedings of the Papua New Guinea Food and Nutrition 2000 Conference, PNG University of Technology,Lae 26-30 June 2000. Canberra: Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research; 2001: 476-481.(ACIAR Proceedings; v. 99). Note: [general PNG].

208. Conway, Jeannette; Mantovani, Ennio, Editors. Marriage in Melanesia: A Sociological Perspective. Goroka:

Melanesian Institute for Pastoral and Socio-Economic Service; 1990. 248 pp. (Point Series; v. 15). Note: [general NG].

209. Conyers, R. A. J. Myocardial Infarction in a New Guinean. Medical Journal of Australia. 1971; 2: 412-417.

Note: [Samarai]. 210. Cook, Carolyn Diane Turin. The Amung Way: The Subsistence Strategies, the Knowledge and the Dilemma of

the Tsinga Valley People in Irian Jaya, Indonesia [Ph.D. Dissertation]. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1995.xviii, 509 pp. Note: [fw: Tsinga V Amung].

211. Cook, Carolyn D. The Divided Island of New Guinea: People, Development, and Deforestation. In: Sponsel,

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212. Cook, D.; Macartney, J. C.; Stott, P. M. Where Is the Border? International Border between West Irian and the

Territory of Papua and New Guinea. Australian External Territories. 1968; 8(5): 7-18. Note: [PNG/IJ border].

213. Cook, David. Results of Two Rock Shelter Excavations in the Kauwol Valley, Southern Star Mountains. In:

Swadling, Pamela. How Long Have People Been in the Ok Tedi Impact Region? Boroko: PNG NationalMuseum; 1983: App. 7.11, p. 141. (Records; v. 8). Note: [fw: Ok Kauwol].

214. Cook, E. A. Marriage among the Manga. In: Glasse, R. M.; Meggitt, M. J., Editors. Pigs, Pearlshells, and

Women: Marriage in the New Guinea Highlands. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc.; 1969: 96-116. Note: [fw September 1961 - August 1963: Manga Phratry Narak].

215. Cook, Edwin A. Cultural Flexibility: Myth and Reality. Anthropos. 1966; 61: 831-838.

Note: [fw: Narak]. 216. Cook, Edwin A. Manga Kinship Terminology. In: Cook, Edwin A.; O'Brien, Denise, Editors. Blood and Semen:

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217. Cook, Edwin Aubrey. Manga Social Organization [Ph.D. Dissertation]. New Haven: Yale University; 1967. x,

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Note: [fw December 1961 - December 1962, December 1962 - May 1963: Kwiep and Warames Narak]. 218. Cook, Edwin A. Narak: Language or Dialect? Journal of the Polynesian Society. 1966; 75: 437-444.

Note: [fw: Narak]. 219. Cook, Edwin A. On the Conversion of Non-Agnates into Agnates among the Manga, Jimi River, Western

Highlands District, New Guinea. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology. 1970; 26: 190-196. Note: [fw September 1961 - August 1963: Manga].

220. Cook, Edwin A. A Preliminary Statement of Narak Spatial Diexis. Anthropological Linguistics. 1967; 9(6): 1-29.

Note: [fw November 1961 - June 1963: Kwiop and Warames Narak]. 221. Cook, Edwin A. Some Recent Anthropological Research Trends in Melanesia. Anthropologica, N.S.. 1969; 11:

117-150. Note: [from lit: general NG].

222. Cook, Edwin A.; O'Brien, Denise, Editors. Blood and Semen: Kinship Systems of Highland New Guinea. Ann

Arbor: University of Michigan Press; 1980. xviii, [i], 511 pp. (Studies in Pacific Anthropology). 223. Cook, Edwin A.; Pflanz-Cook, Susan M. Amgoi: Entrepreneurial Muck-up. In: DeVita, Philip R., Editor. The

Humbled Anthropologist: Tales from the Pacific. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing Company; 1990:146-157. (The Wadsworth Modern Anthropological Library). Note: [fw 1961-1962, 1971, 1972: Manga].

224. Cook, Edwin A.; Pflanz-Cook, Susan M. Changing Modes of Conflict Management among the Manga

(1961-1981): A Brief Historical Survey. In: Scaglion, Richard, Guest Editor. Customary Law and LegalDevelopment in Papua New Guinea. n.p. [DeKalb]: n.p. [Northern Illinois University, Department ofAnthropology]; 1987: 7-23. (The Journal of Anthropology, Special Issue; v. 6(1)). Note: [fw 1961-1963, 1971, 1972, 1981: Manga].

225. Cook, Edwin A.; Pflanz-Cook, Susan M. "Children Make Me Happy": Reproductive Decision Making among

the Manga, Jimi District, Western Highlands Province. In: McDowell, Nancy, Editor. Reproductive DecisionMaking and the Value of Children in Rural Papua New Guinea. Boroko: Papua New Guinea Institute ofApplied Social and Economic Research; 1988: 71-102. (IASER Monographs; v. 27). Note: [fw 1961-1963, 1971, 1972, 1981: Manga].

226. Cook, G. C. Xylose Absorption in Papua New Guineans with Leprosy. Acta Tropica. 1982; 39: 91-96.

Note: [Port Moresby General Hospital]. 227. Cook, G. C.; Nurse, G. T. The Intestinal Lactase Polymorphism in Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea

Medical Journal. 1980; 23: 141-145. Note: [general PNG].

228. Cooke, Catherine Nixon. Sorcery in Papua New Guinea: Expedition Studies Primitive Beliefs and Rites.

Explorers Journal. 1986; 64: 6-11. Note: [visit: Huli, May R].

229. Cooke, Gary. Discipline in the Enga Family and Its Relationship to the School. Papua New Guinea Journal of

Education. 1965; 3(2): 97-101. Note: [mission: Wabag].

230. Cooke, John. Working in Papua-New Guinea 1931-1946. Upper Mt. Gravatt, Qld: Lara Publications; 1983. viii,

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329. Cox, Elizabeth. Women in Rural Resettlement Schemes -- Institutionalised Gender Bias and Informal Gender

Abuses. In: Stratigos, Susan; Hughes, Philip J., Editors. The Ethics of Development, Volume 3: Women asUnequal Partners in Development. Port Moresby: University of Papua New Guinea Press; 1987: 28-49. Note: [survey 1986: Gavien Rubber Resettlement Scheme (ESP)].

330. Cox, Paul; Beier, Ulli. Home of Man: The People of New Guinea. Melburne: Thomas Nelson (Australia) Ltd;

1971. 96 pp. Note: [general PNG].

331. Coyne, Geoffrey. Educational Practices in Traditional Societies of Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea

Journal of Education. 1973; 9(3): 21-32. Note: [from lit: Manam, Maprik, Kwoma, Enga, Morehead, Elema, Kuma, Busama, Arapesh, Kiwai, TrobriandIs, Hanuabada].

332. Côte, Alain. Analogie et ordre social: l'exemple du Naven. L'Ethnographie, N.S.. 1993; 89(113): 43-59.

Note: [from lit: Iatmul]. 333. Crab, P. van der. Reis naar de Zuidwestkust van Nieuw- Guinee, de Goram- en Ceram-leut Eilenanden en

oostelijk Ceram. Tijdschrift voor Indische Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde. 1864; 13: 531-556. Note: [travels 1863: Karas].

334. Crabb, R. T. The War Comes to Kainantu. Oral History. 1973; 1(10): 15-36.

Note: [Kainantu]. 335. Craggs, E. M.; Kooptzoff, Olga; Walsh, R. J. The Blood Groups of the Kukukuku. Oceania. 1958; 29: 67-70.

Note: [colls: Kukukuku]. 336. Craig, Barry. Abau. In: Ember, Melvin; Ember, Carol R.; Skoggard, Ian, Editors. Encyclopedia of World Cultures

Supplement. New York: Macmillan Reference USA; 2002: 1-5. Note: [Abau].

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337. Craig, Barry. Arrow Designs in Northern and Central New Guinea and the Lapita Connection. In: Smidt, DirkA. M.; Keurs, Pieter ter; Trouwborst, Albert, Editors. Pacific Material Culture: Essays in Honour of Dr. SimonKooijman on the Occasion of His 80th Birthday. Leiden: Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde; 1995: 237-259.(Mededelingen van het Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde, Leiden; v. 28). Note: [from museum colls: Aitape, Keerom, Waris, Waina, Amanab, Anggor, Yuri, Abau, Sobger R,Idam/August V, Amto, Bo, Blimo, April R, Wogamush, Leonhard Schultze R, Mianmin, Oksapmin, TelefolTifal, Faiwol, Ngalum, Mek, Langda, N Ngalik, S Ngalik, Dani, Uhunduni, Ekagi, Moni, Dem].

338. Craig, Barry. Art and Decoration of Central New Guinea. Aylesbury, Bucks (U.K.): Shire Publications Ltd; 1988.

72 pp. (Shire Ethnography). Note: [fw: Mt Ok, Upper Sepik].

339. Craig, Barry. Art of the Telefolmin Area, New Guinea. Australian Natural History. 1966; 15: 218-224.

Note: [teacher 1962-1965: Telefolmin, Olsobip, Brolemavip Tifal; from museum colls: Asmat, Papuan Gulf]. 340. Craig, Barry. Art of New Guinea. The Education Gazette. 1966; 60: 32-35 + Plates.

Note: [Asmat, Mt Ok, Arambak]. 341. Craig, Barry. Art of New Guinea. The Franciscan. 1970; 12: 88-95.

Note: [Asmat, Telefomin, Arambak]. 342. Craig, Barry. The Art Style of Yellow River, West Sepik District, New Guinea. Baessler-Archiv, N.F.. 1975; 23:

417-445. Note: [fw 1969: Aiendami, Mukudami, Norambalip, Yaru, Yegerapi, Alai, Wakau, Yiwani, Bapi, Naum, Nami,Walulaki, Aukwom vills].

343. Craig, Barry. Bark Paintings and Rock Art of the Mountain Ok. Mankind. 1968; 6: 595-597.

Note: [teacher 1962, 1965; fw 1965, 1967: Eliptaman, Okfekaman, Wopkeimin, Atbalmin]. 344. Craig, Barry. Continuities and Discontinuities in the Material Culture of the Mountain-Ok and Their Neighbours.

COMA [Conference of Museum Anthropologists] Bulletin. 1993; 24: 45-64. Note: [from museum colls, fw & lit: Telefolmin, Oksapmin, Sibil, Abau, Ningerum, Dulanmin, Miyanmin,Goliath, Eipo-Mek, Yali, Dugum Dani, Tapiro, Atbalmin, Wopkeimin, Pesegem, Amto, Ok Tedi, Tifalmin,Fegolmin, Marind-anim, Papuan Gulf, Kauwol, Pania, North Muyu, Asmat, Mimika, Moni, Ekari].

345. Craig, Barry. A Conversation with Yige, Postscript to "The Keram Style in the Abau Area of the Upper Sepik,

Papua New Guinea". Baessler-Archiv, N.F.. 1983; 31: 351-355. Note: [fw 1983: Kambaramba].

346. Craig, Barry. Exhibition of Art from Central New Guinea. Sydney: Macquarie University; 1968. 5 pp.

Note: [exhibition: Mt Ok, Upper Sepik]. 347. Craig, Barry. The Fate of Thurnwald's Sepik Ethnographic Collections. In: Schindlbeck, Markus, Editor. Gestern

und Heute - - Traditionen in der Südsee: Festschrift zum 75. Geburtstag von Gerd Koch. Berlin: Verlag vonDietrich Reimer; 1997: 387-408. (Baessler-Archiv, N.F.; v. 45(70)). Note: [from museum colls & archives: Thurnwald, Karadjundo, Keram R, Yuat R, Angoram, Kanduanum,Pagwei, Maprik, Yellow R, Upper Sepik, October R, Green R, Telefomin, Sand R, North R, Bewani Mts].

348. Craig, Barry. The Houseboards of the Telefomin Sub-district, New Guinea. Man, N.S.. 1967; 2: 260-273 + Plate

2b. Note: [teacher 1965: Telefolmin].

349. Craig, Barry. Houseboards and Warshields of the Mountain Ok, Central New Guinea: Analysis of an Art Style

[M.A. (Hons.) Thesis]. Sydney: University of Sydney; 1969. [v], 311 pp. + [10] pp. Plates + 5 Maps; 23, [1],[80], 4 pp. + [62] pp. Plates.

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Note: [teacher January 1962 - June 1965: Telefolmin, Falamin, Ulapmin, Tifalmin, Oksapmin, Faiwolmin; fwJanuary 1967: Leonhard Schultze R, Arai R, Middle Sepik, Washkuk, Maui, Aimi, Eliptaman, Helinu, Apiap,Mianmin, Green R, Wauru, Idam R, Torricelli Mts, Asmat, Digul, Southern Highlands, Papuan Gulf, EasternHighlands, Western Highlands].

350. Craig, Barry. Is the Mountain Ok Culture a Sepik Culture? In: Lutkehaus, Nancy; Kaufmann, Christian; Mitchell,

William E.; Newton, Douglas; Osmundsen, Lita; Schuster, Meinhard, Editors. Sepik Heritage: Tradition andChange in Papua New Guinea. Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press; 1990: 129-149. Note: [fw 1964, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1972-1973: incls Faiwol, Tifal, Telefol, Mianmin, Sugamin/Duranmin,Oksapmin, Amto, Bo, Blimo, Left May, Abau, Busa, Nagatman, Namie, Yuri, Anggor, Amanab, Wari, Wapi,Iwam, Bouye, Kalou, Pahi, Heyo, Yahang, Mehek, Awun, Ningil, Wiaki, Nambi, Alu, Mayo, Laeko-Libuat,Karawa, Kwomtari, Ak, Pasi, Pahi, Kayik].

351. Craig, Barry. The Keram Style in the Abau Area of the Upper Sepik, New Guinea. Baessler-Archiv, N.F.. 1976;

24: 181-195. Note: [fw 1969: Abau, Telefolmin, Karam, Bunaram (Keram R)].

352. Craig, Barry, Editor. Legends of the Abau, Idam Valley, Part 1. Boroko: Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies;

1980. [ii], 113 pp. (Oral History; v. 8(4)). Note: [fw October 1972 - May 1973: Abau, Amto].

353. Craig, Barry, Editor. Legends of the Abau, Idam Valley, Part 2. Boroko: Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies;

1980. [ii], 92 pp. (Oral History; v. 8(4)). Note: [fw October 1972 - May 1973: Abau, Amto].

354. Craig, Barry. Lowland-Ok. In: Oliver, Paul, Editor. Encyclopedia of Vernacular Architecture of the World,

Volume 2, Cultures and Habitats. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 1997: 1184-1185. Note: [Abau, Ningerum, Miyanmin, Amto, Ok Tedi].

355. Craig, Barry. Making Fire by Percussion in the Telefolmin Area, New Guinea. Mankind. 1967; 6: 434-435.

Note: [fw 1964, 1965, 1967: Mianmin, Faiwolmin, Eliptaman, Telefolmin]. 356. Craig, Barry. The Melanesian Collections of the National Museum of Australia. COMA [Conference of Museum

Anthropologists] Bulletin. 1993; 25: 16-26. Note: [from museum colls: general PNG].

357. Craig, Barry. Mountain-Ok (Papua, W, C). In: Oliver, Paul, Editor. Encyclopedia of Vernacular Architecture of

the World, Volume 2, Cultures and Habitats. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 1997: 1186-1187. Note: [Telefolmin].

358. Craig, Barry. Museum Anthropology in Papua New Guinea. COMA [Conference of Museum Anthropologists]

Bulletin. 1982; 11: 8-16. Note: [from museum colls: general PNG].

359. Craig, Barry. National Cultural Property in Papua New Guinea: Implications for Policy and Action. Journal of

the Anthropological Society of South Australia. 1992; 30: 72-139. Note: [Karawari R, Kanganaman, Yamanambu, Murik].

360. Craig, Barry. Papua New Guinea: The Star Mountains. Bathurst, N.S.W.: Robert Brown & Associates (Aust.)

Pty. Ltd; 1984. [32] pp. + Endpaper Map. Note: [Telefolmin, Bolobip, Wopkeimin, Falamin, Tifalmin, Bultemabip, Oksapmin, Atbalmin, Angkeiakmin,Fegolmin, Faiwolmin, Olsobip].

361. Craig, Barry. The Papuan Photographs of Ernest Sterne Usher. Pacific Arts. 1999; 19-20: 27-37.

Note: [from museum colls: Vailala, Ukiaravi, Nepaga Vailala, Koropenaira, Koraita (Kerema), Iari, Kairu].

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362. Craig, Barry. The Protection of National Cultural Property in P.N.G. Bikmaus. 1983; 4(1): 78-81.

Note: [Kanganaman Iatmul]. 363. Craig, Barry. Relic and Trophy Arrays as Art among the Mountain-Ok, Central New Guinea. In: Hanson, Allan;

Hanson, Louise, Editors. Art and Identity in Oceania. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press; 1990: 196-210.Note: [fw 1971: Bolang Fegolmin; from lit: Baktaman, Tifalmin, Telefolmin].

364. Craig, Barry. Sepik Treasures. Paradise. 1983; 40: 31-34.

Note: [colls October-November 1982: Angriman, Yentschan, Watam, Nyaurengai, Kanganaman, Kararau,Kambu].

365. Craig, Barry. A Stone Head from Green River, West Sepik District, New Guinea. Journal of the Polynesian

Society. 1975; 84: 230-232. Note: [coll 1968: Ihanihom vill Abau].

366. Craig, Barry. "A Stranger in a Strange Land": Kenneth Thomas in the North Sepik region of Papua New Guinea.

In: Welsch, Robert L., Editor. Proceedings of a Special Session of the Pacific Arts Association: Festschrift toHonor Dr. Philip J.C. Dark: Working Papers. Chicago: The Field Museum; 1999: 450-462. Note: [from museum colls & archives: Vanimo, Wutong, Arop, Yakamul, Paup, Aitape, Kapoam Olo, Wapi,Sawon, Wihun, Walis I, Yangoru Boiken].

367. Craig, Barry. "A Stranger in a Strange Land": Kenneth Thomas in the North Sepik Region of Papua New Guinea.

In: Herle, Anita; Stanley, Nick; Stevenson, Karen; Welsch, Robert L., Editors. Pacific Art: Persistence, Changeand Meaning. Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press; 2002: 191-207, 435-436. Note: [from lit & archives & museum colls: Thomas 1927-1934: Wititai Wapi, Nambali Boiken, Yakamul,Ulau, Wewak, Vanimo, Wutung, Kremari (?Kilmeri), Wom, Arop, Aitape, Paup, Kapoan Olo, Ningil, Rauit,Sawon, Wihun, Yangoru, Kumun, Walis I].

368. Craig, Barry. The Telefolmin. Revised ed. Boroko: Robert Brown & Associates (Aust.) Pty. Ltd; 1984. [16] pp.

+ Endpaper Illustrations. (People of Papua New Guinea). Note: [Telefolmin].

369. Craig, Barry. The Telefomin. Boroko: National Cultural Council in association with Robert Brown & Associates

(Aust.) Pty. Ltd; 1979. [16] pp. + Endpaper Illustrations. (People of Papua New Guinea). Note: [Telefolmin].

370. Craig, Barry. The Telefomin Murders: Whose Myth? In: Craig, Barry; Hyndman, David, Editors. Children of

Afek: Tradition and Change among the Mountain-Ok of Central New Guinea. Sydney: University of Sydney;1990: 115-150, 262-263. (Oceania Monographs; v. 40). Note: [fw 1962-1965 & from lit: Telefol].

371. Craig, Barry; Hyndman, David, Editors. Children of Afek: Tradition and Change among the Mountain-Ok of

Central New Guinea. Sydney: University of Sydney; 1990. iv, 282 pp. (Oceania Monographs; v. 40). 372. Craig, Barry; Hyndman, David. Introduction. In: Craig, Barry; Hyndman, David, Editors. Children of Afek:

Tradition and Change among the Mountain-Ok of Central New Guinea. Sydney: University of Sydney; 1990:1-8, 211-213. (Oceania Monographs; v. 40). Note: [fw & from lit: all Mt Ok].

373. Craig, Barry; Kernot, Bernie; Anderson, Christopher, Editors. Art and Performance in Oceania. Honolulu:

University of Hawai'i Press; 1999. viii, 318 pp. + Plates. 374. Craig, Barry; Swadling, Pamela. Trading Spheres in the Ok Tedi Impact Region. In: Swadling, Pamela. How

Long Have People Been in the Ok Tedi Impact Region? Boroko: PNG National Museum; 1983: 111-121.

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(Records; v. 8). Note: [fw & from lit: Mt Ok, Muyu, Ningerum, Aekyom, Yonggom, Pare, Lake Murray, Middle Fly, Kamula,Kasua, Gogodala, Turama R, Samo, Oksapmin, Hewa, Suki].

375. Craig, John. Kindness and Killing: The Gebusi People of New Guinea Hide a Dark Secret Behind Their Smiles

and Laughter. Emory Magazine. 1988; 64(4): 24-29. Note: [from lit: Gebusi].

376. Craig, Margaret. Aroma Morphology. Kivung. 1980; 12(2): 111- 133.

Note: [fw June 1976 - June 1977: Aroma]. 377. Craig, Ruth. Marriage among the Telefolmin. In: Glasse, R. M.; Meggitt, M. J., Editors. Pigs, Pearlshells, and

Women: Marriage in the New Guinea Highlands. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc.; 1969: 176-197.Note: [fw: Kialikmin Telefolmin].

378. Cramb, Geoff; Kolo, Mapusiya. The Kyaka and Sau Enga: Revival among Western Highlands and Enga Baptists.

In: Flannery, Wendy, Special Editor. Religious Movements in Melanesia Today (2). Goroka: MelanesianInstitute for Pastoral and Socio-Economic Service; 1983: 93-112. (Point Series; v. 3). Note: [mission: Kyaka Enga, Sau Enga].

379. Crandall, Lee S. Paradise Quest: A Naturalist's Experiences in New Guinea. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons;

1931. xvii, 226 pp. + Frontispiece + 51 Plates. Note: [naturalist 1928: Yule I, Eboa, Inawaia, Inawaibui Mekeo, Deva-Deva Kuni, Taruve Mafulu].

380. Crandall, Lee S. To New Guinea for Living Birds of Paradise. Natural History. 1929; 29: 589-594.

Note: [zoologist October-December 1928: Inawaia vill Mekeo, Motumotu, Jesubaiboa vill, Deva-deva Kuni]. 381. Crane, G. G. Anæmia in the Upper Watut Valley: Effects of Altitude and Splenomegaly on Hæmoglobin Levels.

Medical Journal of Australia. 1973; 1: 101-107. Note: [Upper Watut Kukukuku].

382. Crane, G. The Genetic Basis of Hyperactive Malarious Splenomegaly. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1989;

32: 269- 276. Note: [Asaro, Upper Watut V, coastal PNG].

383. Crane, G. G. Oceania. Clinics in Haematology. 1981; 10(3): 976-982.

Note: [Upper Watut V]. 384. Crane, G. G. The Pathaogenesis of Tropical Splenomegaly Syndrome: The Role of Immune Complexes. Papua

New Guinea Medical Journal. 1977; 20: 6-14. Note: [general PNG].

385. Crane, G. Recent Studies of Hyperreactive Malarious Splenomegaly (Tropical Splenomegaly Syndrome) in Papua

New Guinea. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1986; 29: 35-40. Note: [1968-1982: Upper Watut, Menya, Kamea (Kerema), Pawaia, Ok, Hagahai, Kewa, Duna].

386. Crane, G. G. The Tropical Splenomegaly Syndrome in New Guinea: A Review. Papua New Guinea Medical

Journal. 1972; 15: 3- 9. Note: [Angau Memorial Hospital Lae, Upper Watut V].

387. Crane, G. G. Tropical Splenomegaly Syndrome in New Guinea. In: Bell, C. O., Editor. The Diseases and Health

Services of Papua New Guinea: A Basis for National Health Planning. Port Moresby: Department of PublicHealth; 1973: 382-384. Note: [general PNG].

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388. Crane, G.; Bhatia, K.; Honeyman, M.; Doran, T.; Messel, N.; Hakos, G.; Tarlinton, D.; Amos, D. B.; Bashir, H.HLA Studies of Highland and Coastal New Guineans. Human Immunology. 1985; 12: 247-260. Note: [colls: Asaro, Watut V Hamtai, North Coast PNG].

389. Crane, G.; Gibson, D.; Verrall, J.; Barker-Hudson, P.; Barker-Hudson, B. E. T.; Charlwood, D.; Heywood, P.

Malaria and Tropical Splenomegaly Syndrome in the Anga of Morobe Province. Papua New Guinea MedicalJournal. 1985; 28: 27-34. Note: [survey 1983: Kapo and Sikwong (Menyamya); from lit: Upper Watut, Kapau V, Tauri V].

390. Crane, G. G.; Hornabrook, R. W.; Kelly, A. Anaemia on the Coast and Highlands of New Guinea. Human

Biology in Oceania. 1972; 1: 234-241. Note: [Kaul Waskia, Lufa].

391. Crane, G. G.; Hudson, P.; Hudson, B. E. T. The Effect of Suppressive Antimalarial Therapy in Tropical

Splenomegaly Syndrome in New Guineans. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1973; 16: 46-50. Note: [Upper Watut V].

392. Crane, G. G.; Jones, Patricia; Delany, Aileen; Kelly, A.; McGregor, A.; Leche, Jennifer. Pathogenesis of Anaemia

in Coastal New Guineans. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 1974; 27: 1079-1087. Note: [Kaul Karkar I].

393. Crane, G. G.; Kelly, A. The Effect of Malaria Control on Haematological Parameters in the Kaiapit Subdistrict.

Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1972; 15: 38-43. Note: [survey 1968: Kaiapit].

394. Crane, G. G.; Pitney, W. R.; Hobbs, J. R.; Gunn, C. Immunoglobulin Levels in the Kaiapit and Upper Watut

Areas of New Guinea with Special Reference to the Tropical Splenomegaly Syndrome. Transactions of theRoyal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 1971; 65: 795-807. Note: [survey: Upper Watut V Hamtai, Kaiapit].

395. Crane, G. G.; Pryor, D. S. Malaria and the Tropical Splenomegaly Syndrome in New Guinea. Transactions of the

Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 1971; 65: 315-324. Note: [June 1966 - May 1967: Totomia, Yokua, Sapanda Upper Watut].

396. Crane, G. G.; Pryor, D. S. Malaria and the Tropical Splenomegaly Syndrome in New Guinea II. Long Term

Results of Splenectomy. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 1972; 66:733-742. Note: [1965-1967: Upper Watut].

397. Crane, G. G.; Rowley, Merrill J.; Warburton, M. F.; Mackay, I. R. Humoral Immune Responses in the

Tropical-Splenomegaly Syndrome in New Guinea. Clinical Science. 1972; 43: 869-879. Note: [Upper Watut V].

398. Crane, G. G.; Wells, Vivian; Hudson, P. Malaria and the Tropical Splenomegaly Syndrome in New Guinea I.

Natural History. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 1972; 66: 724-732. Note: [Upper Watut Kukukuku].

399. Cranstone, B. A. L. The British Museum Ethnographical Expedition to New Guinea, 1963-4. British Museum

Quarterly. 1965; 29(3-4): 109-118 + Plates XXVIII-XXXI. Note: [fw 1963-1964: Brolemavip Tifalmin, Ifilkamin Tifalmin, Urapmin, Wopkeimin].

400. Cranstone, B. A. L. "De Kunst van Nieuw Guinea". Man. 1957; 57(248): 188.

Note: [from lit: general NG]. 401. Cranstone, B. A. L. Environment and Choice in Dwelling and Settlement: An Ethnographic Survey. In: Ucko,

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Peter J.; Tringham, Ruth; Dimbleby, G. W., Editors. Man, Settlement and Urbanism. London: GeraldDuckworth and Co., Ltd.; 1972: 487-503. Note: [fw: Tifalmin; from lit: Kiwai, Purari Delta, Kukukuku, Laiap Enga, Mae Enga].

402. Cranstone, B. A. L. The Ethnographical Department of the British Museum. South Pacific Bulletin. 1974; 24(2):

33-36, 59. Note: [Tifalmin].

403. Cranstone, B. A. L. Fishing. In: Ryan, Peter, General Editor. Encyclopaedia of Papua and New Guinea. Carlton,

Vic.: Melbourne University Press in association with the University of Papua New Guinea; 1972: 425-427. Note: [general PNG].

404. Cranstone, B. A. L. A House Board from Telefomin Territory of New Guinea. British Museum Quarterly. 1965;

30: 56-59. Note: [fw 1963: Angkevip Telefomin].

405. Cranstone, B. A. L. Material Culture. In: Ryan, Peter, General Editor. Encyclopaedia of Papua and New Guinea.

Carlton, Vic.: Melbourne University Press in association with the University of Papua New Guinea; 1972:715-740. Note: [general PNG].

406. Cranstone, B. A. L. Melanesia: A Short Ethnography. London: British Museum; 1961. 115 pp. + Foldout Map.

Note: [from museum colls: Gama R, Lake Murray, Marind-anim, Teste I, Mer Torres Strait, Papuan Gulf,Hanuabada, Saibai, Erub, Mimika, Namau, Sepik R, Huon Gulf, Trobriand Is, Wagawaga, Massim, Mirangus,Bosman, Mundugamor, Masemai, Bleomen R, Mt Hagen, Humboldt Bay, Collingwood Bay, Owen StanleyRange, Sogeri, Mekeo, Lower Ramu, Eilanden R, Milne Bay, Awar, Mafulu, Upper Ramu, Hula, GoodenoughI, Morobe District, Gogodara, Louisiade Archipelago, Elema].

407. Cranstone, B. A. L. Nueva Guinea. In: Arte de Nueva Guinea y Papúa: Colección A. Folch y E. Serra. Madrid:

Fundación Juan March; 1977: 5-42. Note: [exhibition: general PNG].

408. Cranstone, B. A. L. Some Boards from a New Guinea haus tambaran. Man, N.S.. 1967; 2: 274-277 + Plates 3a-b,

4. Note: [fw January-April 1964: Brolemavip Tifalmin].

409. Cranstone, B. A. L. The Tifalmin: A "Neolithic" People in New Guinea. World Archaeology. 1971; 3: 132-142

+ Plates 3-7. Note: [fw 1964: Ilam V Tifalmin].

410. Cranstone, B. A. L. War Shields of the Telefomin Sub- district, New Guinea. Man, N.S.. 1968; 3: 609-624 +

Plates 1-8. Note: [fw December 1983 - April 1964 & from museum colls: Telefolmin, Eliptaman, Mianmin, Urapmin,Tifalmin, Bimin].

411. Cranstone, Bryan. The Tifalmin and Their Environment: Material Culture of a Mountain-Ok People. In: Craig,

Barry; Hyndman, David, Editors. Children of Afek: Tradition and Change among the Mountain-Ok of CentralNew Guinea. Sydney: University of Sydney; 1990: 35-53, 214, 224-246, 248]. (Oceania Monographs; v. 40).Note: [fw 1964: Tifalmin].

412. Crawford, A. L. Aida: Life and Ceremony of the Gogodala. Bathurst, N.S.W.: Robert Brown and Associates

(Aust.) Pty Ltd. in association with the National Cultural Council of Papua New Guinea; 1981. 408 pp. Note: [fw 1972, 1973 & from lit: Gogodala].

413. Crawford, A. L. The Gogodala. Boroko: National Cultural Council in association with Robert Brown &

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Associates (Aust.) Pty Ltd; 1979. [16] pp. + Endpaper Illustrations. (People of Papua New Guinea). Note: [Gogodala].

414. Crawford, A. L. The Mendi. Boroko: National Cultural Council in association with Robert Brown & Associates

(Aust.) Pty. Ltd; 1979. [16] pp. + Endpaper Illustrations. (People of Papua New Guinea). Note: [Mendi].

415. Crawford, A. L. The National Cultural Council: Its Aims and Functions; with Guidelines for Establishing and

Operating Cultural Centes within Papua New Guinea. Port Moresby: National Cultural Council; 1977. 140 pp.Note: [from lit & museum colls & archives: Hanuabada, Aitape, Bitewip, Kanganaman, Marienberg, Aibom,Angriman, Lower Yuat, Korogo, Memo Washkuk, Malinge, Astrolabe Bay, Awar, Maring, Ramu R,Kukukuku, Huon Gulf, Tami I, Umboi I, Musa, Totemabukari (Northern P), Trobriand Is, Basilaki I, Massim,Rigo, Tubusereia, Motu, Urama, Kaimari, Orokolo, Papuan Gulf, Dubumuba, Motumotu, Purari Delta, Namau,Mengasimivip (Star Mts), Biami, Gogodala, Tirio, Ipisia Kiwai, Buniki, Enga, Wapenamanda, Mt Hagen, LakeKutubu, Kamberip (Mendi), Bela (Mendi), Kombalh (Mendi), Wabia (Tari), Huli, Chimbu, Goroka].

416. Crawford, A. L. Sakema: Gogodala Wood Carvers. Port Moresby: National Cultural Council in association with

Robert Brown and Associates; 1975. [38] pp. Note: [visit 1972: Gogodala].

417. Crawford, Anthony L. Gogodala: Ein Beispiel. In: Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen Stuttgart, Editor. Ting Ting

Bilong Mi: Zeitgenössische Kunst aus Papua-Neuguinea. Stuttgart: Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen; n.d.:74-89. (Schriftenreihe des Instituts für Auslandsbeziehungen Stuttgart, Reihe Dokumentation; v. 8). Note: [exhibition: Gogodala].

418. Crawford, Anthony L. Gogodala: Lagoon Dwellers of the Gulf. Port Moresby: Robert Brown & Associates; 1975.

[32] pp. + Endpaper Map. (Land and People Series; v. 3). Note: [Gogodala, Kamula].

419. Crawford, Tony. Mask. In: Beran, Harry, Editor. Oceanic and Indonesian Art: Collectors' Choice: An Exhibition

of 102 Works from 90 Private Australian Collections at Nomadic Rug Traders, Sydney, 18 July to 14 August1998. Bathurst and Woolahra: Crawford House Publishing Pty Ltd in association with Oceanic Art Society;1998: 48. Note: [exhibition: Kimama Gogodala].

420. Creasy, Annette Louise. Aspects of the Historical Geography of Western New Guinea Leading toward

Urbanization of Settlements [Ph.D. Dissertation]. Los Angeles: University of California, Los Angeles; 1969.ix, 184 pp. Note: [from lit: Hollandia, Manokwari, Biak, Sorong, Merauke].

421. Creed, Gerald W. Sexual Subordination: Insitutionalized Homosexuality and Social Control in Melanesia.

Ethnology. 1984; 23: 157-176. Note: [from lit: Keraki, Marind, Baruya, Etoro, Gahuku, Daribi, Kaluli, Onabasulu, Sambia].

422. Creed, Gerald W. Sexual Subordination: Institutionalized Homosexuality and Social Control in Melanesia.

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475. Crosby, Eleanor. An Archaeologically Oriented Classification of Ethnographic Material Culture. In: Wright, R.

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499. Curtain, C. C. On Genetic Markers in Oceania. Current Anthropology. 1976; 17: 530-531.

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505. Curtain, C. C.; Gajdusek, D. C.; Zigas, V. Studies on Kuru II. Serum Proteins in Natives from the Kuru Region

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506. Curtain, C. C.; Gajdusek, D. C.; Kidson, C.; Gorman, J.; Champness, L.; Rodrigue, R. A Study of the Serum

Proteins of the Peoples of Papua and New Guinea. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 1965;14: 678-690. Note: [colls: Usurufa, Agarabi, Auyana, Gadsup, Tairora, Fore; Wampit, Gabensis, Mumeng, Bukawa,Wampur, Erave Pole, Lake Kutubu, Bella Mendi, Huli, Foi, Abelam, Sause, Kanite, Gimi, Yagwoi V, Enga].

507. Curtain, C. C.; Gajdusek, D. C.; Kidson, C.; Gorman, J.; Champness, L.; Rodrigue, R. A Study of the Serum

Proteins of the Peoples of Papua and New Guinea. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 1965;14: 678-690. Note: [colls 1959-1962: Abelam, Sause, Mumeng, Bukawa, Wampur, Gadsup, Fore, Usurufa, Auyana, Tairora,Agarabi, Yagwoi, Kanite, Gimi, Mendi, Huli, Foi, Pole, Enga].

508. Curtain, C. C.; Gorman, J. G.; Kidson, C. Malaria Antibody and Gamma-globulin Levels in Melanesian Children

in New Guinea. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 1965; 59: 42-45. Note: [Lae, Wampit-Gabensis].

509. Curtain, C. C.; Kidson, Chev; Gajdusek, D. C.; Gorman, J. G. Distribution Pattern, Population Genetics and

Anthropological Significance pf Thalassemia and Abnormal Hemoglobins in Melanesia. American Journal ofPhysical Anthropology. 1962; 20: 475-483. Note: [Gadsup, Tairora, Kamano, Gimi, Usurufa, Simbari, Moraei, Wabag, laiagam, Kandep, Fore, Keiagana,Butibum Bukawa, Yanga Bukawa, Wampit Wampur, Gabensis Wampur, Sause, Abelam, Perakles Mumeng,Patep Mumeng].

510. Curtain, C. C.; Loghem, Erna van; Fudenberg, H. Hugh; Tindale, N. B.; Simmons, R. T.; Doherty, R. L.; Vos,

G. Distribution of the Immunoglobin Markers at the IgG1, IgG2, IgG3, IgA2, and "-Chain Loci in AustralianAborigines: Comparison with New Guinea Populations. American Journal of Human Genetics. 1972; 24:145-155. Note: [Balimo, Minj, Motu].

511. Curtain, C. C.; Loghem, Erna von; Baumgarten, A.; Golab, T.; Gorman, J.; Rutgers, Carol F.; Kidson, C. The

Ethnological Significance of the Gamma-globulin (Gm) Factors in Melanesia. American Journal of PhysicalAnthropology. 1971; 34: 257-271. Note: [from colls: Minj, Laiagam, Balimo, Porebada].

512. Curtain, C. C.; Loghem, Erna von; Schanfield, M. S. Immunoglobulin Markers as Indicators of Population

Affinities in Australasia and the Western Pacific. In: Kirk, R. L.; Thorne, A. G., Editors. The Origin of theAustralians. Canberra: Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies; 1976: 347-364. (Human Biology Series; v.6). Note: [from lit: Minj Kuma, Laiagam Enga, Balimo Gogodara, Porebada Motu, Simbari, Onabasulu, Huli,Biami, Olsobip, Southwest coast IJ, Northwest Coast Mungai IJ, Awan, Intoap, Itsingats, Paguap, Singas,Yanuf, Yatsing, Waffa, Yonggom, Awin, Asmat, Suki, Foi, Kovio, Towade, Kuni, Fuyuge, Suku-Sikube,Koiari, Maria, Obres, Gwoira, Doriaidi, Boli, Berigi, Binandere, Guhu-Samane, Hanjara, Bia, Kene,Kunimaipa, Wiri, Kamano, Abelam, Iatmul, Kikukuia, Atsera, Graged].

513. Curtain, R. L. Migration in Papua New Guinea: The Role of the Peasant Household in a Strategy of Survival. In:

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Jones, G. W.; Richter, H. V., Editors. Population Mobility and Development: Southeast Asia and the Pacific.Canberra: Australian National University; 1981: 187-204. (Development Studies Centre Monographs; v. 27).Note: [fw: Yangoru, Pagwi].

514. Curtain, Richard. Changing Patterns of Internal Migration: The Reaction of East Sepik School Leavers to

Worsening Employment Prospect. In: Conroy, John; Skeldon, Grania, Editors. The Rural Survey 1975. Boroko:Papua New Guinea Institute of Applied Social and Economic Research in association with the University ofPapua New Guinea; 1977: 86-105. (Special Issue, Yagl-Ambu; v. Supplement to Volume 4). Note: [survey 1975: Maprik, Kaboibus, Yangoru, Wingei, Balimo].

515. Curtain, Richard Leigh. Dual Dependence and Sepik Labour Migration [Ph.D. Dissertation]. Canberra: Australian

National University; 1980. xiv, 420 pp. Note: [surveys December 1973 - January 1974, September-December 1974, September-Deecmber 1976:Yangoru CD; Kwagwi, Simbomie, Mambuk, Siniangu; Kumun CD: Kumun, Windjuan; Kaboibus CD:Kaboibus; Wingei CD: Wingei; Nindepolye CD: Balmo; Avatip, Kanganaman, Tegawi, Indingai].

516. Curtain, Richard. Labour Migration from the Sepik. Oral History. 1978; 6(9): 1-114.

Note: [fw 1976: Pagwi, Yangoru]. 517. Curth, Hank. Papua New Guinea. Brisbane: Jacaranda Press Pty Ltd; 1968. [44] pp. + Endpaper Illustrations +

Audio Disc. Note: [general PNG].

518. Curtis, R. Emerson. A Papuan Goes to Town: Shopping Scenes on Goodenough and Fergusson Islands

(D'Entrecasteaux Group). Walkabout. 1944; 11(2): 20-21. Note: [Goodenough I, Fergusson I].

519. Curtis, R. Emerson. Peace and War on a Coral Island. Walkabout. 1945; 11(10): 20-21.

Note: [Trobriand Is]. 520. Curtis, R. Emerson. Two Women of Kiriwina (Trobriand Islands). Walkabout. 1944; 11(1): 22-23.

Note: [Kiriwina]. 521. Curtis, R. Emerson. War Comes to the Mission of Nasing Alatu. Walkabout. 1945; 11(9): 20-21.

Note: [Finschhafen area]. 522. Cutts, John. Growing Up Moni: A Childhood in the Highlands. In: Muller, Kal. New Guinea: Journey into the

Stone Age. Lincolnwood, IL: Passport Books; 1993: 130-133. (Passport's Regional Guides of Indonesia). Note: [mission: Moni].

523. Cutts, William A. "Weak Thing" in Moni Land: The Story of Bill and Gracie Cutts. Camp Hill, PA: Christian

Publications; 1990. [iii], [ii], 164 pp. + Plates. Note: [mission 1950-1985: Moni].

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