| MELANESIA BURNING: RELIGIOUS REVOLUTION IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC |
4 |
| VOICES ON THE WIND, TRACES IN THE EARTH: INTEGRATING ORAL NARRATIVE AND ARCHAEOLOGY IN POLYNESIAN HISTORY |
3 |
| COMPARING RELATIONS: WHAKAPAPA AND GENEALOGICAL METHOD |
2 |
| THE NORTHERN OUTLIERS-EAST POLYNESIAN HYPOTHESIS EXPANDED |
2 |
| SAMOA'S HIDDEN PAST: LiDAR CONFIRMS INLAND SETTLEMENT AND SUGGESTS LARGER POPULATIONS IN PRE-CONTACT SAMOA |
2 |
| DID SAMOA HAVE INTENSIVE AGRICULTURE IN THE PAST? NEW FINDINGS FROM LiDAR |
1 |
| HAU: GIVING VOICES TO THE ANCESTORS |
1 |
| THE ETHNOHISTORY OF FRESHWATER USE ON RAPA NUI (EASTER ISLAND, CHILE) |
1 |
| USING UNSUPERVISED CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES AND THE HYPSOMETRIC INDEX TO IDENTIFY ANTHROPOGENIC LANDSCAPES THROUGHOUT AMERICAN SAMOA |
1 |
| SAMOAN SETTLEMENT PATTERN AND STAR MOUNDS OF MANONO ISLAND |
1 |
| EXPLORING THE INTERSECTION OF SETTLEMENT, SUBSISTENCE AND POPULATION IN MANU'A |
1 |
| REJECTING AND REMEMBERING ANCESTORS: A CHRISTIAN CENTENARY IN THE SOLOMON ISLANDS |
1 |
| RESCUING HONIARA, RESCUING GWOU'ULU: NEGOTIATING FRICTIONAL VILLAGE-TOWN RELATIONS AND POLITICO-RELIGIOUS (DIS)UNITY IN SOLOMON ISLANDS |
1 |
| WHAT DOES HINE-NUI-TE-PO LOOK LIKE? A CASE STUDY OF ORAL TRADITION, MYTH AND LITERATURE IN AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND |
1 |
| REPATRIATION. RECONCILIATION AND THE INVERSION OF PATRIARCHY |
1 |
| THE TERMINOLOGY OF WHAKAPAPA |
1 |
| IMAGES STILL LIVE AND ARE VERY MUCH ALIVE: WHAKAPAPA AND THE 1923 DOMINION MUSEUM ETHNOLOGICAL EXPEDITION |
1 |
| TE POARI WHAKAPAPA: THE ORIGINS, OPERATION AND TRIBAL NETWORKS OF THE BOARD OF MAORI ETHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH 1923-1935 |
1 |
| SPIRALLING HISTORIES: REFLECTIONS ON THE 1923 DOMINION MUSEUM EAST COAST ETHNOLOGICAL EXPEDITION AND OTHER MULTIMEDIA EXPERIMENTS |
0 |
| MOVING THROUGH THE ANCIENT CULTURAL LANDSCAPE OF MANGAIA (COOK ISLANDS) |
0 |
| EYES TOWARDS THE HORIZON: STRUCTURE-FROM-MOTION PHOTOGRAMMETRY ENHANCES UNDERSTANDING OF SHIP PETROGLYPHS FROM RAPA NUI (EASTER ISLAND) |
0 |
| LETTERS TO A MAORI PROPHET: LIVING WITH ATUA IN MID-NINETEENTH-CENTURY TARANAKI (NEW ZEALAND) |
0 |
| LIFE AND DEATH OF AN EGG HUNTER: PROPOSAL FOR A REINTERPRETATION OF A RAPA NUI (EASTER ISLAND) STRING FIGURE CHANT |
0 |
| HAWAIIAN SEASCAPES AND LANDSCAPES: RECONSTRUCTING ELEMENTS OF A POLYNESIAN ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM |
0 |
| KO TE HAU TENA O TO TAONGA ...: THE WORDS OF RANAPIRI ON THE SPIRIT OF GIFT EXCHANGE AND ECONOMY |
0 |
| UNEAPA ISLAND SOCIETY IN THE 19TH CENTURY: A RECONSTRUCTION |
0 |
| THE TARANAKI ICONOCLASM |
0 |
| MISSIONARIES AND OTHER EMISSARIES OF COLONIALISM IN TUVALU |
0 |
| PERFORMING CULTURAL HERITAGE WITH TIFAIFAI, TAHITIAN QUILTS |
0 |
| ORAL TRADITION AND THE CANOE ON TAKU |
0 |
| THE BLACK PACIFIC AND DECOLONISATION IN MELANESIA: PERFORMING NEGRITUDE AND INDIGENITUDE |
0 |
| OHAUA TE RANGI AND RECONCILIATION IN TE UREWERA, 1913-1983 |
0 |
| ROW AS ONE! A HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF THE SAMOAN FAUTASI |
0 |
| THE SAMOA ARCHAEOLOGICAL GEOSPATIAL DATABASE: INITIAL DESCRIPTION AND APPLICATION TO SETTLEMENT PATTERN STUDIES IN THE SAMOAN ISLANDS |
0 |
| THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF JEFFREY T. CLARK TO SAMOAN ARCHAEOLOGY |
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