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in Pacific Traditional Literature: Essays in Honor of Katherine Luomala. Honolulu: Bishop Museum Press;1976: 251-264. ([Special Publications; v. 62). Note: [Goroka area].

165. Finney, Ben R. New Guinean Entrepreneurs: Indigenous Cash Cropping, Capital Formation and Investment in

the New Guinea Highlands. Canberra and Port Moresby: Australian National University, New Guinea ResearchUnit; 1969. xi, 83 pp. (New Guinea Research Bulletins; v. 27). Note: [fw February-August 1967: Goroka V].

166. Finney, Ben R. "Partnership" in Developing the New Guinea Highlands, 1948-1968. Journal of Pacific History.

1970; 5: 117- 134. Note: [fw 1967-1968: Goroka].

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167. Finney, Ben; Mikave, Uro; Sabumei, Akaropa. Pearlshell in Goroka: From Valuables to Chicken Feed.Yagl-Ambu. 1974; 1: 342- 349. Note: [Goroka].

168. Finney, Ruth S. "Europeans Do Not Know What Is Happening in the Minds of the People". In: Ward, Marion W.,

Editor. The Politics of Melanesia: Papers Delivered at the Fourth Waigani Seminar Sponsored Jointly by theUniversity of Papua and New Guinea, The Australian National University, the Administrative College of Papuaand New Guinea and the Council of New Guinea Affairs Held at Port Moresby from 9-15 May 1970. Canberraand Port Moresby: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies and the University ofPapua and New Guinea; 1970: 12-35. Note: [survey: Madang, Chimbu, Western Highlands, Eastern Highlands districts].

169. Finney, Ruth Sutherlin. Would-Be Entrepreneurs? Motivation in Six New Guinea Districts [Ph.D. Dissertation].

Cambridge, MA: Harvard University; 1970. [ix], 7, 21, 31, 76, 61, 75, 25, 7 pp. Note: [fw 1967: Goroka High School, Mt Hagen, Madang].

170. Finney, Ruth S. Would-Be Entrepreneurs? A Study of Motivation in New Guinea. Canberra and Boroko:

Australian National University, New Guinea Research Unit; 1971. xiv, 195 pp. + Plates 1-20. (New GuineaResearch Bulletins; v. 41). Note: [fw: Eastern Highlands, Chimbu, Western Highlands, Madang District high school students].

171. Finsch. Reise nach Neu-Guinea. Verhandlungen der Berliner Gesellschaft für Anthropologie, Ethnologie und

Urgeschichte 1882. 1882: 309-313. Note: [explor 1882: Anuapata].

172. Finsch. Töpferei in Neu-Guinea. Verhandlungen der Berliner Gesellschaft für Anthropologie, Ethnologie und

Urgeschichte 1882. 1882: 574-577. Note: [explor 1882: Southeast Papua].

173. Finsch, O. Anthropologische Ergebnisse einer Reise in der Südsee und dem malayischen Archipel in den Jahren

1879-1882: Beschreibender Catalog der auf dieser Reise gesammelten Gesichtsmarken von Völkertypen.Berlin: Verlag von A. Asher & Co.; 1884. xi, 78 pp. + Tafeln I-VI. (Supplement to Zeitschrift für Ethnologie;v. 15). Note: [explor 1879-1882: Salawatti, Torres Strait, Saibai, Eläma, Motu, Koitapu, Hood Bay, Aroma, Koiari].

174. Finsch, O. Aus Neu-Guinea. Globus. 1896; 70: 53-56.

Note: [from pcs: Murua, Louisiade Archipelago, Mambare R, Tugeri]. 175. Finsch, O. Durchquerung von Britisch-Neu-Guinea. Dr. A. Petermanns Mitteilungen aus Justus Perthes'

Geographischer Anstalt. 1896; 42: 282. Note: [Macgregor explor: British NG].

176. Finsch, O. Durchquerung von Britisch Neu-Guinea. Globus. 1897; 71: 32.

Note: [Macgregor explor: Owen Stanley Mts]. 177. Finsch, O. Ethnologische Erfahrungen und Belegstücke aus der Südsee: Beschreibender Katalog einer Sammlung

in K.K. Naturhistorischen Hofmuseum in Wien: Zweite Abtheilung: Neu- Guinea. Wien: NaturhistorischenHofmuseums in Wien; 1889: 293-364 + Tafeln XIV-XXV. (Annalen des K.K. Naturhistorischen Hofmuseumsin Wien; v. 4). Note: [travels 1879-1882, 1884, 1885 & from museum colls: Anuapata, Hula, Keppel Bay, Maupa, Kerapuno,Kaire, Tupusele, Teste I, Milne Bay, Finschhafen, Huon Gulf, Astrolabe Bay, PM, Venushuk, Angriffshafen,Guap I, Hanseman Coast, Krauel Bay, Normanby I, Friedrich Wilhelsmhafen, Dallmannhafen, D'EntrecasteuxIs, Bentley Bay, Kerrama, Fergusson I.

178. Finsch, O. Ethnologische Erfahrungen und Belegstücke aus der Südsee: Beschreibender Katalog einer Sammlung

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in K.K. Naturhistorischen Hofmuseum in Wien: Zweite Abtheilung: Neu- Guinea. I. Englisch-Neu-Guinea.Wien: Naturhistorischen Hofmuseums in Wien; 1890: 13-36. (Annalen des K.K. NaturhistorischenHofmuseums in Wien; v. 5). Note: [travels 1879-1882, 1884, 1885 & from museum colls: D'Entrecasteux Is, Trobriand Is].

179. Finsch, O. Ethnologische Erfahrungen und Belegstücke aus der Südsee: Beschreibender Katalog einer Sammlung

in K.K. Naturhistorischen Hofmuseum in Wien: Zweite Abtheilung: Neu- Guinea. II. Kaiser Wilhelms-Land.Wien: Naturhistorischen Hofmuseums in Wien; 1890: 37-130. (Annalen des K.K. NaturhistorischenHofmuseums in Wien; v. 6). Note: [travels 1879-1882, 1884, 1885 & from museum colls: Anuapata, Hula, Keppel Bay, Maupa, Kerapuno,Kaire, Tupusele, Teste I, Milne Bay, Finschhafen, Huon Gulf, Astrolabe Bay, Port Moresby, Venushuk,Angriffshafen, Guap I, Hanseman Coast, Krauel Bay, Normanby I, Friedrich Wilhelsmhafen, Dallmannhafen,D'Entrecasteux Is, Bentley Bay, Kerrama, Fergusson I.

180. Finsch, O. Ethnologische Erfahrungen und Belegstücke aus der Südsee: Beschreibender Katalog einer Sammlung

in K.K. Naturhistorischen Hofmuseum in Wien. n.p.: Alfred Hölder; 1893. 675 pp. + Tafeln I-XXV, I-VIII.Note: [travels 1879-1882, 1884, 1885 & from museum colls: Anuapata, Hula, Keppel Bay, Maupa, Kerapuno,Kaire, Tupusele, Teste I, Milne Bay, Finschhafen, Huon Gulf, Astrolabe Bay, Port Moresby, Venushuk,Angriffshafen, Guap I, Hanseman Coast, Krauel Bay, Normanby I, Friedrich Wilhelsmhafen, Dallmannhafen,D'Entrecasteux Is, Bentley Bay, Kerrama, Fergusson I, Trobriand Is].

181. Finsch, O. Gold in Britisch Neu-Guinea. Globus. 1897; 71: 109-110.

Note: [Murua, Misima, Tagula]. 182. Finsch, O. Langhans' Karte des Schutzgebiete der Neuguinea- Kompanie. Dr. A. Petermanns Mitteilungen aus

Justus Perthes' Geographischer Anstalt. 1893; 39: 264-269. Note: [general German NG].

183. Finsch, O. Papua-Töpferei: Aus dem Wiegenalter der Keramik. Globus. 1903; 84: 329-334.

Note: [travels: Port Moresby, Teste I]. 184. Finsch, O. Samoafahrten von Dr. O. Finsch: Ethnologischer Atlas: Typen aus der Steinzeit Neu-Guineas /

Exploring Cruisses of the "Samoa" by Dr. O. Finsch: Ethnological Atlas: Types from the Stone Age of NewGuinea / Voyages du Docteur O. Finsch au bord du "Samoa": Atlas ethnologique: types de l'époque de la pierretaillée dans la Nouvelle-Guinée. Leipzig: Ferdinand Hirt & Sohn; 1888. 56 pp. + 24 Tafeln. Note: [travels 1884-1885: Angriffshafen, Astrolabe Bay, Bilia (Friedrich-Wilhelsm-Hafen), Bogati (Bogadsch),Bongu, Chads Bay (East cape), China Strait, Dallmannhafen (D'Urville I), Fergusson I, Festungshuk (MaclayCoast), Finschhafen (Cape Cretin), Hatzfeldthafen (Cape Gourdon), Grager (Fischel I), Guap I, Huon Gulf,Karan (Maasilia), Laing I (east of Hansa-Vulkan I); Long I, Normanby I, Sechstrohfluss (Humboldt Bay), Tagai(west of Dallmannhafen), Teste I, Tiar (Aly I), Tobadi, Cape Torre (Hanseman Coast), Trobriand Is, VenusHook, Wanua (west of Dallmannhafen)].

185. Finsch, O. Südseearbeiten: Gewerbe- und Kunstfleiß, Tauschmittel und "Geld" der Eingeborenen auf Grundlage

der Rohstoffe und der geographischen Verbreitung. Hamburg: L. Friederichsen & Co.; 1914. xii, 605 pp. + 30Tafeln. (Abhandlungen des Hamburgischen Kolonialinstituts 14, Reihe B, Völkerkunde, Kulturgeschichte undSprachen; v. 9). Note: [travels & from museum colls: Port Moresby, East Cape, Duau, Angriffshafen, Hansa Bucht, CapeNelson, Hula, Collingwood Bay, Tami Is, Tagula, Finschhafen, Wari (Teste) I, Aarsau (North Coast), HuonGulf, Northeast Papua, Southeast Papua, South Coast Papua].

186. Finsch, O. Tansmaske von Sudöst-Neu-Guinea. Verhandlungen der Berliner Gesellschaft für Anthropologie,

Ethnologie und Urgeschichte 1887. 1887: 423-425. Note: [explor: Freshwater Bay].

187. Finsch, O. Über Naturprodukte der westlichen Südsee, besonders der Deutschen Schutzgebiete. Deutsche

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Kolonialzeitung. 1887; 4: 519-530, 543-551, 593-596. Note: [general German NG].

188. Finsch, Otto. Archipelago of the Contented People? Madang (Friedrich-Wilhelmshafen) in 1884. Harding,

Christine; Mennis, Mary R., Translator and Editor. Madang: Kristen Press; 1996. 67 pp. Note: [travels 1884: Bilibil, Astrolabe Bay, Yabob, Kranket I, Siar, Madang, Bilia I; = Chapter 3 ofSamoafahrten].

189. Finsch, Otto. Die Brandenburg-Küste. Dr. A. Petermanns Mitteilungen aus Justus Perthes' Geographischer

Anstalt. 1894; 40: 64-65. Note: [explor: Torricelli coast].

190. Finsch, Otto. Neu-Guinea und seine Bewohner. Bremen: Verlag von C. Ed. Müller; 1865. vi, [ii], 185 pp. +

Foldout Map. Note: [explor: Prinzess Marianne-Straasse, Kapia, Utanate R, Aiduma, Namototte, Wuka, Adie I, Doreh, ArfakMts, Geelvink Bay, Humboldt Bay].

191. Finsch, Otto. Samoafahrten: Reisen in Kaiser Wilhelms-Land und Englisch-Neu-Guinea in den Jahren 1884 u.

1885 an bord des Deutschen Dampfers "Samoa". Leipzig: Ferdinand Hirt & Sohn; 1888. 390 pp. + Frontispiece+ 10 Plates. Note: [travels 1884-1885: Bongu, Konstantinhafen, Korendu, Gumbu, Friedrich-Wilhelms-Hafen, Bogadschi,Gorima R, Bilibili, Grager (Fischel I), Tiar (Dsiar), Bilia (Eickstedt I), Cape Croissiles, Karkar I, Maclay Coast,Gabina R, Rook I, Huon Gulf, Gumbu, Basilisk Bay, Adolphshafen, Huon Gulf, MarkhamR, Cape Cretin,Finschhafen, Ssuam, Long I, Hercules Bay, Parsi Point, Trobriand Is, Normanby I, Fergusson I, East Cape,Bentley Bay, Chads Bay, Bartle Bay, Goodenough Bay, Cape Vogel, Cape Nelson, Hihiaura vill Milne Bay,Dinner I, Basilaki, Teste I, Aroani I, Rogia I, Vulkan I, Hansemann Coast, Cape Dallmann, Gauss Bay,Dallmannhafen, Rabun, Muschu, Guap I, Caprivi R, Tagai, Paris (Aarsau) I, Berlinhafen, Massiloa,Angriffshafen, Humboldt Bay, Tobadi, LeMaire I, Hansa-Vulkan , Laing I, Hatzfeldthafen, D'Urville I].

192. Finsch, Otto. Ueber weisse Papuas. Zeitschrift für Ethnologie. 1883; 15: 205-208.

Note: [Southeast Papua]. 193. Firth, Raymond. Art and Life in New Guinea. London and New York: The Studio Limited and The Studio

Publications Inc.; 1936. 126 pp. + Frontispiece. Note: [from museum colls & lit: Massim, Wogeo, Gaile, Mt Hagen, Hanuabada, Orokolo, Kaimare, Gasiri,Murua I, Elevara, Awatib, Fergusson I, Aikora R, Tshuosh, Middle Sepik, Tubetube, Trobriand Is, Wagawaga,Vakuta, Tshambuli, Goiravi, Vailala hw, Geelvink Bay, Kampong R, Mabuiag, Ukiaravi, Maipua, Utakwa R,Pai-ia-a Omati R, Kubu, Papuan Gulf, Lower Sepik, Tami I, Woodlark I, Eilanden R, Tambunum,Kankanamun, Angraman, Nubia, Murray I, Marap vill Tshuosh].

194. Firth, Raymond. Magnitudes and Values in Kula Exchange. In: Leach, Jerry W.; Leach, Edmund, Editors. The

Kula: New Perspectives on Massim Exchange. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 1983: 89-102. Note: [from lit: Massim].

195. Firth, Raymond. Notes on the Social Structure of Some South- eastern New Guinea Communities, Part I: Mailu.

Man. 1952; 52(99): 65-67 + Plate E. Note: [fw October-November 1951 (1 mo): Boru, Domara vills Mailu].

196. Firth, Raymond. Notes on the Social Structure of Some South- eastern New Guinea Communities, Part II: Koita.

Man. 1952; 52(123): 86-89. Note: [fw October-November 1951 (1 mo): Kilakila vill Koita].

197. Firth, Raymond. Seligman's Contributions to Oceanic Anthropology. Oceania. 1975; 45: 272-282.

Note: [from lit: Koita, Wagawaga, Tubetube, Massim, Trobriand Is, Motu, Hula].

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198. Firth, S. G. The New Guinea Company, 1885-1899: A Case of Unprofitable Imperialism. Historical Studies.1972; 15: 361-377. Note: [general German NG].

199. Firth, Stewart. Albert Hahl: Governor of German New Guinea. In: Griffin, James, Editor. Papua New Guinea

Portraits: The Expatriate Experience. Canberra: Australian National University Press; 1978: 28-47. Note: [biog].

200. Firth, Stewart G. Arbeiterpolitik in Deutsch-Neuguinea vor 1914. In: Hütter, Joachim; Meyers, Reinhard;

Papenfuss, Dietrich, Editors. Tradition und Neubeginn: Internationale Forschungen zur deutschen Geschichteim 20. Jahrhundert. Köln: Carl Heymanns Verlag KG; 1975: 481-489. (Internationale Fachgesprächeveranstaltet durch die Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung Bonn-Bad Godesberg). Note: [general German NG].

201. Firth, Stewart. German Firms in the Western Pacific Islands, 1857-1914. Journal of Pacific History. 1973; 8:

10-28. Note: [general German NG].

202. Firth, Stewart G. German Firms in the Pacific Islands, 1857- 1914. In: Moses, John A.; Kennedy, Paul M.,

Editors. Germany in the Pacific and Far East, 1870-1914. St. Lucia: University of Queensland Press; 1977:3-25. Note: [general German NG].

203. Firth, Stewart. German New Guinea: The Archival Perspective. Journal of Pacific History. 1985; 20: 94-103.

Note: [general German NG]. 204. Firth, Stewart. The Germans in New Guinea. In: May, R. J.; Nelson, Hank, Editors. Melanesia: Beyond Diversity.

Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies; 1982: 151-156. Note: [general German NG].

205. Firth, Stewart. Labour in German New Guinea. In: Latukefu, Sione, Editor. Papua New Guinea: A Century of

Colonial Impact 1884-1984. Port Moresby: The National Research Institute and the University of Papua NewGuinea in association with the PNG Centennmial Committee; 1989: 179-202. Note: [general PNG].

206. Firth, Stewart. The Missions: From Chalmers to Indigenisation. Meanjin Quarterly. 1975; 34: 342-350.

Note: [Papua, Chalmers]. 207. Firth, Stewart. New Guinea Under the Germans. Carlton, Vic.: Melbourne University Press; 1982. xiii, 216 pp.

+ Plates. Note: [general German NG].

208. Firth, Stewart. The Transformation of the Labour Trade in German New Guinea, 1899-1914. Journal of Pacific

History. 1976; 11: 51-65. Note: [general German NG].

209. Fischer, Ann; Fischer, John L. Culture and Epidemiology: A Theoretical Investigation of Kuru. Journal of Health

and Human Behavior. 1961; 2: 16-25. Note: [from lit: kuru, Fore].

210. Fischer, Ann; Fischer, John L. Ætiology of Kuru. The Lancet. 1960; 1: 1417-1418.

Note: [from lit: kuru, Fore]. 211. Fischer, H. W. Beiträge zur Ethnographie von Neu-Guinea. XII. Ethnographica aus Süd- und Südwest

Neu-Guinea. Internationales Archiv für Ethnographie. 1915; 22: 230-233 + Tafeln XXXIII-XXXIV.

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Note: [from museum colls: Marind, Fredrik-Hendrik I, Bulaka R, Merauke, Cape Steenboom]. 212. Fischer, H. W. Ethnographica aus Süd- und Südwest-Neu- Guinea. In: Nova Guinea: Resultats de l'Expédition

Scientifique Néerlandaise à la Nouvelle-Guinée en 1907 et 1909 sous les auspices de Dr. H.A. Lorentz, Vol.VII, Ethnographie, Livraison I. Leiden: E.J. Brill; 1913: 37-144 + Tafeln VII-XXVI. Note: [colls 1907, 1909, 1910: Lorentz R, Mimika, Merauke, Southwest Coast].

213. Fischer, H. W. Ethnographica von den Pesechem und der Südwest-Neu-Guinea (Nachtrag). In: Nova Guinea:

Resultats de l'Expédition Scientifique Néerlandaise à la Nouvelle-Guinée en 1907 et 1909 sous les auspicesde Dr. H.A. Lorentz, Vol. VII, Ethnographie, Livraison II. Leiden: E.J. Brill; 1913: 145-161+ TafelnXXVII-XXIX. Note: [colls: Lorentz R, Pesechem].

214. Fischer, H. Th. Obsceniteiten. Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunden. 1969; 125: 12-39.

Note: [from lit: Kapauku, Wogeo, Kiwai, KUJF, Marind, Orokaiva, Kwoma, Keraki, Trobriand Is]. 215. Fischer, H. Th. Recent Ethnographical Studies on Netherlands New Guinea. Nieuw-Guinea Studiën. 1957; 1:

91-105. Note: [from lit: general NNG].

216. Fischer, Hans. Archäologisches Funde und Beobachtungen vom Tauri-Oberlauf Neuguineas. Abhandlungen und

Berichte des Staatlichen Museums für Völkerkunde Dresden. 1968; 28: 73-81 + 10 pp. Plates. Note: [fw 1958-1959, 1965: Manoghagh Jeghuje, Wajapa, Khoghapa, Katsiong].

217. Fischer, Hans. Beobachtung und Information: Ein Kontrolfall. Zeitschrift für Ethnologie. 1967; 92: 6-22.

Note: [fw 1958-1959, 1965: Jeghuje]. 218. Fischer, Hans. Cargo-Ideen. Anthropos. 1966; 61: 49-97 + Plate.

Note: [fw March-April 1965, October-November 1965: Gabmadzung Wampar]. 219. Fischer, Hans. Comment [on Christina Bausch, "Grandpa's Ethnology"]. Reviews in Anthropology. 1977; 4:

109-111. Note: [fw: Gabsonkeg].

220. Fischer, Hans. Der Haushalt des Darius: Über die Ethnographie von Haushalten. Berlin: Dietrich Reimer Verlag;

1996. 263 pp. + Tafeln 1-17. (Materialen zur Kultur der Wampar Papua New Guinea; v. 3). Note: [fw 1976, 1988, 1990, 1992, 1993: Gebsonkeg Wampar].

221. Fischer, Hans. Die Hamburger Südsee-Expedition: Über Ethnographie und Kolonialismus. Frankfurt am Main:

Syndikat; 1991. 155, [4] pp. Note: [from lit: Sepik].

222. Fischer, Hans. Einige linguistische Indizien des Kulturwandels in Nordost-Neuguinea. Sociologus. 1962; 12:

18-36. Note: [fw 1958-1959: Wajapa, Sseli, Bentseng, Kumots].

223. Fischer, Hans. Ethnographica von den Kukukuku (Ost- Neuguinea). Baessler-Archiv, N.F.. 1959; 7: 99-122.

Note: [from museum colls: Jaora (Banir hw), Upper Wazoz R Kukukuku]. 224. Fischer, Hans. Fadenspiele vom unteren Watut und Banir River (Ost-Neuguinea). Baessler-Archiv, N.F.. 1960;

8: 171-213. Note: [fw: Bentseng, Katsiong, Seseli, Mararena].

225. Fischer, Hans. Forms of Oral Traditions among the Wampar People. Journal of the Morobe District Historical

Society. 1976; 3(3): 5-21.

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Note: [fw: Wampar]. 226. Fischer, Hans. Gabsonkeg '71: Verwandtschaft, Siedlung und Landbesitz in einem Dorf in Neuguinea. München:

Kommissionsverlag Klaus Renner; 1976. [ii], 484 pp. + Foldout Chart. (Hambruger Reihe zur Kultur- undSprachwissenschaft; v. 10). Note: [fw 1971: Gabsonkeg Wampar].

227. Fischer, Hans. Geister und Menschen: Mythen, Märchen und neue Geschichten. Berlin: Dietrich Reimer Verlag;

1994. [i], 374 pp. (Materialen zur Kultur der Wampar Papua New Guinea; v. 2). Note: [fw: Wampar].

228. Fischer, Hans. Heilserwarting: Geister, Medicin und Träumer in Neuguinea. Frankfurt am Main: Campus Verlag;

1987. 194 pp. Note: [fw 1958 --: Wampar].

229. Fischer, Hans. Negwa: Eine Papua-gruppe im Wandel. München: Klaus Renner Verlag; 1968. 493 pp. + Plates.

Note: [fw June 1958 - June 1959; Katsiong, Wajapa; April- September 1965 (5 mos): Khoghapa Jeghuje]. 230. Fischer, Hans. Oberflächen funde und rezente Töpferei am unteren Watut River (Ost-Neuguinea). Abhandlungen

und Berichte des Staatlichen Museums für Völkerkunde Dresden. 1962; 21: 23-33 + 8 pp. Plates + 22 pp.Drawings. Note: [fw 1958-1959: Bentseng, Wampan, Mararena, Wowos, Kumots, Danggal, Dzenemp, Maralangko,Madzim, Uruf, Morum, Pesen].

231. Fischer, Hans. Protokolle, Plakate und Comics: Feldforschung und Schriftdokumente. Berlin: Dietrich Reimer

Verlag; 1998. [iii], 208 pp. (Materialen zur Kultur der Wampur Papua New Guinea; v. 5). Note: [fw 1965: Yeghuye; 1971, 1984, 1991: Gabsonkeg; 1997: Gabmadzung Wampur].

232. Fischer, Hans. Schallgeräte in Ozeanien: Bau und Spieltechnik -- Verbreitung und Funktion. Strasbourg und

Baden- Baden: Éditions P.H. Heitz und Verlag Heitz GMBH; 1958. 177, [2] pp. (Collection d'ÉtudesMusicologiques/Sammlung Musikwissenschaftlicher Abhandlungen; v. 36). Note: [general NG].

233. Fischer, Hans. Holzknecht, Philip W.; Niles, Don, Translator and Editor. Sound-Producing Instruments in

Oceania: Construction and Playing Technique - Distribution and Function. Boroko: Institute of Papua NewGuinea Studies; 1983. vi, 249 pp. Note: [general NG].

234. Fischer, Hans. Spiele der Wotut (Ost-Neuguinea). In: Drost, Dietrich; König, Wolfgang, Editors. Beiträge zur

Völkerforschung: Hans Damm zum 65. Geburtstag. Berlin: Akademie-Verlag; 1961: 141- 152 + Tafeln 45-50.(Veröffentlichungen des Museums für Völkerkunde zu Leipzig; v. 11). Note: [fw 1958-1959 (3 mos): Lower Watut R].

235. Fischer, Hans. Studien der Seelenvorstellungen in Ozeanien. München: Klaus Renner Verlag; 1965. xii, 432 pp.

+ Maps. Note: [from lit: numerous NG].

236. Fischer, Hans. Über stehende Schlitztrommeln auf den Neuen Hebriden und am Sepik. Zeitschrift für Ethnologie.

1957; 82: 58- 65. Note: [from museum colls: Kogumat Wogamusch, Sepik].

237. Fischer, Hans, Editor. Wampar: Berichte über die Kultur eines Stammes in Papua New Guinea. Bremen:

Übersee-Museum und Bremer Südpazifik-Archiv; 1978. vi, [iii], 350 pp. (Veröffentlichen aus demÜbersee-Museum Bremen, Reihe G: Bremer Südpazifik-Archiv; v. 2). Note: [from archives & lit: Wampar].

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238. Fischer, Hans. Wampet, Mumeng und Labu: Drei kurze Wörterlisten. Anthropos. 1966; 61: 878-883.

Note: [fw 1965: Gabmadzung Lutheran Bible School: Wampet, Mumeng, Labu]. 239. Fischer, Hans. Watut: Notizen zur Kultur eines Melanesierstammes in Nordost-Neuguinea. Braunschweig: Albert

Limbach Verlag; 1963. 290 pp. + 16 Tafeln. (Kulturgeschichte Forschungen; v. 10). Note: [fw 1958, 1959: Bentseng, Banir R , Watut].

240. Fischer, Hans. Weiße und Wilde: Erste Kontakte und Anfänge der Mission. Berlin: Dietrich Reimer Verlag; 1992.

[iii], 230 pp. (Materialen zu Kultur des Wampar Papua New Guinea; v. 1). Note: [fw: Wampar].

241. Fischer, Hans. Zwei einfache Musikinstrumente aus Blatt in Ozeanien. Jahrbuch des Museums für Völkerkunde

zu Leipzig. 1955; 14: 67-73. Note: [from lit: Hood Point, Trans-Fly, Bogadjim, Gende].

242. Fisher, B. W. Adult Heart Disease in Mt Hagen: A Study of 154 Patients. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal.

1990; 33: 211- 220. Note: [Mt Hagen].

243. Fisher, B. W. Systemic Lupus Erythematosis in a Papua New Guinean Highlander. Papua New Guinea Medical

Journal. 1988; 31: 57-59. Note: [Mt Hagen Hospital].

244. Fisher, Kendal. Strange Native Customs (Sepik River, New Guinea). Walkabout. 1937; 4(11): 39-40.

Note: [general Sepik]. 245. Fisher, N. H. Amongst the Kukukukus. Walkabout. 1936; 2(7): 12-19.

Note: [admin explor 1935: Otibanda, Langimar hw, Ekuti, Kapau, Nauti, Kareeba R hw]. 246. Fisher, N. H. Amongst the Kukukukus. Journal of the Morobe Province Historical Society. 1977; 4(1): 14-22.

Note: [admin explor 1935: Otibanda, Langimar hw, Ekuti, Kapau, Nauti, Kareeba R hw]. 247. Fisher, Stephen. A Serological Survey on a Group of Natives of the Wabag Area of the Western Highlands of

New Guinea for Diphtheria Antitoxin and Antibody to Haemophilus Pertussis. Medical Journal of Australia.1956; 2: 405-408. Note: [survey 1955: Wabag].

248. Fisk, E. K. The Economic Structure. In: Fisk, E. K., Editor. New Guinea on the Threshold: Aspects of Social,

Political, and Economic Development. Canberra: Australian National University Press; 1966: 23-43. Note: [general PNG].

249. Fisk, E. K., Editor. New Guinea on the Threshold: Aspects of Social, Political, and Economic Development.

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C.; Sanggenata, Naffi, Editors. Papers on Applied Anthropology in Irian Jaya 1. Jayapura: CenderawasihUniversity, Department of Anthropology; 1997: 20-28. Note: [survey July 1992: Yamta, Bogea, Wembi, Workwana and Tami Arso].

5. Frankel, David; Kewibu, Vincent. Early Ceramic Period Pottery from Murua Site (ODR), Gulf Province, Papua

New Guinea. In: Anderson, Atholl; Murray, Tim, Editors. Australian Archaeologist: Collected Papers inHonour of Jim Allen. Canberra & Melbourne: Australian National University Centre for ArchaeologicalResearch and Department of Archaeology and Natural History & La Trobe University, Department ofArchaeology; 2000: 279-290. Note: [fw 1979, 1981: Murua (ODR), Kerema].

6. Frankel, David; Rhoads, James W., Editors. Archaeology of a Coastal Exchange System: Sites and Ceramics of

the Papuan Gulf. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies,Division of Archaeology and Natural History; 1994. vii, 69 pp. (Research Papers in Archaeology and NaturalHistory; v. 25).

7. Frankel, David; Thompson, Kym; Vanderwal, Ron. Kerema and Kinomere. In: Frankel, David; Rhoads, James W.,

Editors. Archaeology of a Coastal Exchange System: Sites and Ceramics of the Papuan Gulf. Canberra:Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Division of Archaeology andNatural History; 1994: 1-49. (Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History; v. 25). Note: [fw 1979, 1980-1981, 1983: Kerema, Kinomere].

8. Frankel, David; Vanderwal, Ron. Archaeological Investigations near Kerema, Papua New Guinea. Research in

Melanesia. 1982; 6(1-2): 20-31. Note: [fw December 1980 - January 1981: Kerema area].

9. Frankel, David; Vanderwal, Ron. A Note on Prehistoric Research in the Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea. The

Artefact. 1984; 9: 19-22. Note: [fw 1979-1983: Kerema, Malalaua, Kinomere].

10. Frankel, David; Vanderwal, Ron. Prehistoric Research at Kinomere Village, Papua New Guinea, 1981:

Preliminary Field Report. Australian Archaeology. 1982; 14: 86-95. Note: [fw: Kinomere, Kikori Delta].

11. Frankel, David; Vanderwal, Ron. Prehistoric Research in Papua New Guinea. Antiquity. 1985; 59(226): 113-116.

Note: [fw 1979-1983: Kerema, Kinomere vill Urama I, Murua vill, Malalaua]. 12. Frankel, Hermione. Canoes of Walomo. Boroko: Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies; 1978. [i], 60 pp.

Note: [Walomo].

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13. Frankel, Hermione. A Return Look at the Canoes of Walomo. Pacific Arts Newsletter. 1982; 15: 6-9.

Note: [visit 1978: Walomo]. 14. Frankel, S. J.; Lehmann, D. Oral Rehydration Therapy: Combining Anthropological and Epidemiological

Approaches in the Evaluation of a Papua New Guinea Programme. Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.1984; 87: 137-142. Note: [1978-1983: Tari].

15. Frankel, S. J.; Lehmann, D. Oral Rehydration: What Mothers Think. World Health Forum. 1985; 6: 271-273.

Note: [Tari]. 16. Frankel, Stephen. The Huli Response to Illness. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 1986. xvi, 201 pp.

(Cambridge Studies in Social Anthropology; v. 62). Note: [fw 1977-1979, 1982 (3 mos), 1983: Hambuali Huli].

17. Frankel, Stephen. "I Am Dying of Man": The Pathology of Pollution. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry. 1980;

4(2): 95-117. Note: [fw 1977-1979: Huli].

18. Frankel, Stephen. Mass Hysteria in the New Guinea Highlands: A Telefomin Outbreak and Its Relationship to

Other New Guinea Hysterical Reactions. Oceania. 1976; 47: 106-133 + Plate I. Note: [health officer 1973-1974: Telefomin].

19. Frankel, Stephen. Mogo Laya, a New Guinea Fright Illness. In: Simons, Ronald C.; Hughes, Charles C., Editors.

The Culture- Bound Syndromes: Folk Illnesses of Psychiatric and Anthropological Interest. Dordrecht (Neth.):D. Reidel Publishing Company; 1985: 399-404. Note: [fw 1977-1979, 1982: Huli].

20. Frankel, Stephen. Peripheral Health Workers Are Central to Primary Health Care: Lessons from Papua New

Guinea's Aid Posts. Social Science and Medicine. 1984; 19: 279-290. Note: [fw: Huli].

21. Frankel, Stephen. Social and Cultural Aspects of Family Planning Programmes. Papua New Guinea Medical

Journal. 1985; 28: 155-162. Note: [1976-1982: Tari].

22. Frankel, Stephen; Lewis, Gilbert, Editors. A Continuing Trial of Treatment: Medical Pluralism in Papua New

Guinea. Dordrecht (Neth.): Kluwer Academic Publishers; 1989. [ii], 334 pp. (Culture, Illness, and HealingBook Series).

23. Frankel, Stephen; Lewis, Gilbert. Patterns of Continuity and Change. In: Frankel, Stephen; Lewis, Gilbert, Editors.

A Continuing Trial of Treatment: Medical Pluralism in Papua New Guinea. Dordrecht (Neth.): KluwerAcademic Publishers; 1989: 1- 33. (Culture, Illness, and Healing Book Series). Note: [from lit: general PNG].

24. Frankel, Stephen; Smith, David. Conjugal Bereavement amongst the Huli People of Papua New Guinea. British

Journal of Psychiatry. 1982; 141: 302-305. Note: [fw: Huli].

25. Franklin, Joice. Kewa II: Higher Level Phonology. Anthropological Linguistics. 1965; 7(5): 84-88.

Note: [SIL: Kewa]. 26. Franklin, Joice. Kewa II: Higher Level Phonology. Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi, Yapua.

A Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials). Canberra: Australian

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National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1978: 29- 43. (PacificLinguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

27. Franklin, Joice. Vernacular Literacy: General Remarks. In: Wurm, S. A., Editor. New Guinea Area Languages

and Language Study, Vol. 3: Language, Culture, Society, and the Modern World. Canberra: AustralianNational University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1977: 357-385. (PacificLinguistics, Series C; v. 40). Note: [missions: NGH].

28. Franklin, K. J. The Dialects of Kewa. Canberra: Australian National University; 1968. iv, 72 pp. (Pacific

Linguistics, Series B; v. 10). Note: [SIL 1958-1962 (30 mos): Muli vill East Kewa; May 1967 - February 1968: Usa vill West Kewa].

29. Franklin, K. J. A Grammar of Kewa, New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School

of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1971. ix, 138 pp. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 16). Note: [SIL 1958-1962: East Kewa; 1967--: West Kewa].

30. Franklin, K. J. Kewa Law: A Preliminary Report. In: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi, Yapua. A Kewa

Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials). Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1978: 445- 462. (PacificLinguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL 1958-1962: Kewa].

31. Franklin, K. J. Notes on Kewa Religion. In: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi, Yapua. A Kewa Dictionary

(with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials). Canberra: Australian National University,Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1978: 463-471. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C;v. 53). Note: [SIL 1958-1962: Kewa].

32. Franklin, K. Review of: Mary N. MacDonald, Mararoko: A Study in Melanesian Religion. Canberra

Anthropology. 1993; 16(2): 141- 146. Note: [SIL: Kewa].

33. Franklin, K. J. Texts. In: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi, Yapua. A Kewa Dictionary (with

Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials). Canberra: Australian National University,Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1978: 483-503. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C;v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

34. Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi, Yapua. A Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and

Anthropological Materials). Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies,Department of Linguistics; 1978. xi, 514 pp. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

35. Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea.

Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics;1973. x, 597 pp. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26).

36. Franklin, Karl J. Appendix A: Angan. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District and

Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of PacificStudies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 545-552. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Angaataha, Ankave, Ampale, Baruya, Ivori, Kamasa, Kapau, Kawacha, Lohiki,Menya, Simbari, Yagwoia].

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37. Franklin, Karl J. Appendix B: Teberan and Pawaia. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the GulfDistrict and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research Schoolof Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 553-556. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Daribi Boro Polopa, Sopese Polopa, Suri Polopa, Tebera, Uraru Pawaia].

38. Franklin, Karl J. Appendix C: Bosavi-Kutubuan. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf

District and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research Schoolof Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 557-559. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Fasu, Foe, Kaluli, Kasua, Namumi, Bainapi].

39. Franklin, Karl J. Appendix D: Strickland-Bosavian. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf

District and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research Schoolof Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 561-564. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Agala, Biami, Bibo, Honibo, Onabasulu, Kubo, Samo].

40. Franklin, Karl J. Appendix E: Kiwaian. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District

and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of PacificStudies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 565-571. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Anigibi Kiwai, Bamu Kiwai, Gibaio Kiwai, Gope Kiwai, Island Kiwai, KerewoKiwai, Morigi Kiwai, Pirupiru Kiwai, Sisiame Kiwai, Tureture Kiwai, Urama Kiwai, Wabuda Kiwai].

41. Franklin, Karl J. Appendix F: Turama-Kikorian. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf

District and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research Schoolof Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 573-575. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Ikobi, Kairi, Mena, Omati].

42. Franklin, Karl J. Appendix G: Inland Gulf. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District

and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of PacificStudies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 577-578. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Ipiko, Minanibai, Tao-Suamoto].

43. Franklin, Karl J. Appendix H: Toaripi-Eleman. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf

District and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research Schoolof Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 579-585. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Aheave, Kaipi, Keuru, Opao, Orokolo, Sepoe, Toaripi, Uaripi, Muro, Raepa Tati].

44. Franklin, Karl J. Appendix I: Unclassified. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District

and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of PacificStudies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 587-588. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Porome, Purari, Tate].

45. Franklin, Karl J. Appendix J: Miscellaneous. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf

District and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research Schoolof Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 589-592. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Bogaya, Duna, West Kewa, Pa, Saniyo, Sau, Waia, Wiru].

46. Franklin, Karl J. Comments on Proto-Engan. In: Wurm, S. A., Editor. New Guinea Area Languages and Language

Study, Vol. 1: Papuan Languages and the New Guinea Linguistic Scene. Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1975: 263-275. (Pacific Linguistics,Series C; v. 38). Note: [fw & from lit & pcs: Kewa, Mendi, Sau, Enga, Huli, Ipili, Wiru, Fasu].

47. Franklin, Karl J. Cultural Awareness: Some Observations. Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi,

Yapua. A Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials). Canberra:Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1978: 259-265.

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(Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

48. Franklin, Karl J. A Diachronic Note on Mendi Vowels. Kivung. 1974; 7(3): 167-177.

Note: [SIL: Mendi]. 49. Franklin, Karl J. A Diachronic Note on Mendi Vowels. Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi,

Yapua. A Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials). Canberra:Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1978: 82-90.(Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Mendi].

50. Franklin, Karl J. Existential and Pro-verbs in Kewa. In: Franklin, Karl J., Editor. Syntax and Semantics in Papua

New Guinea Languages. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1981: 151-172. Note: [SIL: Kewa; from lit: Enga].

51. Franklin, Karl James. A Grammar and Dialect Study of Kewa, New Guinea [Ph.D. Dissertation]. Canberra:

Australian National University; 1969. x, 316 pp. Note: [SIL 1958-1962: East Kewa; 1967 -- : West Kewa].

52. Franklin, Karl J. The Gulf Area in the Light of Greenberg's Indo-Pacific Hypothesis. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor.

The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: AustralianNational University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 377-409. (PacificLinguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [Kiwaian, Inland Gulf, Teberan, Turama-Omatian, Eleman families, Namau, Tate, Kapau].

53. Franklin, Karl J. Inland Gulf, Elema "Phyla". In: Wurm, S. A., Editor. New Guinea Area Languages and Language

Study, Vol. 1: Papuan Languages and the New Guinea Linguistic Scene. Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1975: 859-865. (Pacific Linguistics,Series C; v. 38). Note: [Elema].

54. Franklin, Karl J. Institutional Framework of Language Study: Summer Institute of Linguistics. In: Wurm, S. A.,

Editor. New Guinea Area Languages and Language Study, Vol. 3: Language, Culture, Society, and the ModernWorld. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department ofLinguistics; 1977: 1225-1245. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 40). Note: [general PNG].

55. Franklin, Karl J. Interpreting Values Cross-Culturally "With Special Reference to Insulting People!". Missiology.

1979; 7: 355-364. Note: [SIL: Kewa].

56. Franklin, Karl J. Introduction. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District and Adjacent

Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies,Department of Linguistics; 1973: 1-30. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Kukukuku, Kiwai, Urama, Goaribari, Kerewa, Turama, Era R, Dibiri, Karami,Eme-Eme (Pepeha), Mahigi, Ipikoi, Barika, Dugeme, Karima, Foraba, Ro, Sesa, Tumu (Kairi), Kutubu, Fasu,Duna, Mikaru, Elema, Kairi-Kaura, Uaripi, Toaripi, Milareipi, Orokolo, Namau, Tate, Aurama, Huaruha].

57. Franklin, Karl J. Isolates: Gulf District. In: Wurm, S. A., Editor. New Guinea Area Languages and Language

Study, Vol. 1: Papuan Languages and the New Guinea Linguistic Scene. Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1975: 891-895. (Pacific Linguistics,Series C; v. 38). Note: [Kaipi, Orokolo, Porome, Purari, Tate, Toaripi].

58. Franklin, Karl J. Jack Hides's Visit to the Kewa Area. Journal of Pacific History. 1989; 24: 99-105.

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Note: [SIL: Kewa]. 59. Franklin, Karl J., Translator. Kewa. In: McElhanon, K. A., Editor. Legends from Papua New Guinea. Ukarumpa:

Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1974: 124-138. Note: [SIL: Kewa].

60. Franklin, Karl J. Kewa. In: Hays, Terence E., Editor. Oceania. Boston: G.K. Hall & Co.; 1991: 114-117.

(Encyclopedia of World Cultures; v. 2). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

61. Franklin, Karl J. Kewa Clause Markers. Oceania. 1965; 35: 272-285.

Note: [SIL: Muli hamlet, E Kewa]. 62. Franklin, Karl J. Kewa Ethnolinguistic Concepts of Body Parts. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology. 1963; 19:

54-63. Note: [SIL 1958-- : Kewa].

63. Franklin, Karl J. Kewa Ethnolinguistic Concepts of Body Parts. Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice;

Kirapeasi, Yapua. A Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials).Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics;1978: 405-413. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

64. Franklin, Karl J. The Kewa Language in Culture and Society. In: Wurm, S. A., Editor. New Guinea Area

Languages and Language Study, Vol. 3: Language, Culture, Society, and the Modern World. Canberra:Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1977: 5-18.(Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 40). Note: [SIL: Kewa; from lit: Buang, Muyuw, Gawigl, Kamano-Kafe, Dadibi, Ambulas, Rossel, Baruya].

65. Franklin, Karl J. A Kewa Religious Argot (New Guinea). Anthropos. 1975; 70: 713-725.

Note: [SIL 1958-- (over 5 yrs): Muli East Kewa, Usa West Kewa]. 66. Franklin, Karl J. A Kewa Religious Argot (New Guinea). Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi,

Yapua. A Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials). Canberra:Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1978: 432-444.(Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

67. Franklin, Karl J. Kewa Sentence Structure. In: Goddard, J.; Franklin, K. J. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No.

7. Canberra: Australian National University; 1967: 27-57. (Pacific Linguistics, Series A; v. 13). Note: [SIL 1958-1962: Muli hamlet Kewa].

68. Franklin, Karl J. Kewa Social Organization. Ethnology. 1965; 4: 408-420.

Note: [SIL 1958-1963: Kewa]. 69. Franklin, Karl J. Kewa Social Organization. Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi, Yapua. A

Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials). Canberra: AustralianNational University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1978: 378- 389. (PacificLinguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

70. Franklin, Karl J. Kewa Verb Morphology. In: Pence, Alan, Editor. Verb Studies in Five New Guinea Languages.

Norman, OK: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1964: 100-130. (Publications in Linguistics and Related Fields;v. 10). Note: [SIL 1958-- : Kewa].

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71. Franklin, Karl J. Kutubuan (Foe and Fasu) and Proto Engan. In: Pawley, Andrew; Ross, Malcolm; Tryo, 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; 2001:143-154. (Pacific Linguistics; v. 514). Note: [SIL: Foe, Huli, Kewa, Fasu, Dadibi].

72. Franklin, Karl J. Languages of the Gulf District: A Preview. In: Voorhoeve, C. L. et al. Papers in New Guinea

Linguistics No. 8. Canberra: Australian National University; 1968: 18-44. (Pacific Linguistics, Series A; v. 16).Note: [SIL from lit: Aurama, Bara, Barika, Dibiasu, Dugeme, Era R, Elema, Foi, Foraba, Gibario, Gope,Huaruha, Ibukairu, Ipikoi, Kapau, Kairi, Kaipu, Karami, Karima, Kasere, Kasua, Kerema, Kerewa, Kewah,Kibiri, Kopo-Monia, Koriki, Lepu, Lohiki, Mahigi, Maipua, Mai-heari, Mamuro, Mikaru, Milareipu,Motumotu, Obi, Oreba, Orokolo, Pawaia, Pepeha, Polopa, Porome, Ro, Sau, Sesa, Tate, Toaripi, Uaripi,Umaidai, Urama, Vailala, Wariadai, Yeripa].

73. Franklin, Karl J. Metaphorical Songs in Kewa. In: Wurm, S. A.; Laycock, D. C., Editors. Pacific Linguistic

Studies in Honour of Arthur Capell. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of PacificStudies, Department of Linguistics; 1970: 985-995. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 13). Note: [SIL 1958-1962, 1964-1968, 1968--: Muli, Usa vills Kewa].

74. Franklin, Karl J. Metaphorical Songs in Kewa. Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi, Yapua.

A Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials). Canberra: AustralianNational University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1978: 391- 397. (PacificLinguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

75. Franklin, Karl J. Names and Aliases in Kewa. Journal of the Polynesian Society. 1967; 76: 76-81.

Note: [SIL 1958-- : Muli Kewa]. 76. Franklin, Karl J. Names and Aliases in Kewa. Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi, Yapua. A

Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials). Canberra: AustralianNational University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1978: 415- 420. (PacificLinguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

77. Franklin, Karl J. Nasalisation in Kewa Dialects. Kivung. 1975; 8(1): 72-8677.

Note: [SIL: Kewa; from lit: Huli, Sau, Suri, Kubo, Dadibi, Wiru, Fasu, Foe]. 78. Franklin, Karl J. Nasalisation in Kewa Dialects. Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice; Kirapeasi, Yapua.

A Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials). Canberra: AustralianNational University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1978: 74- 82. (PacificLinguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa; from lit: Huli, Sau, Suri, Kubo, Dadibi, Wiru, Fasu, Foe].

79. Franklin, Karl J. On Language Learning Claims in Ethnographies. In: Dutton, Tom; Ross, Malcolm; Tryon,

Darrell, Editors. The Language Game: Papers in Memory of Donald C. Laycock. Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1992: 589- 597. (PacificLinguistics, Series C; v. 110). Note: [from lit: Kapauku, Kilivila, Gahuku, Melpa, Purari, Asaro, Tangu, Kwoma, Baktaman, Kewa, Siane,Daribi, Maring, Grand Valley Dani].

80. Franklin, Karl J. Other Language Groups in the Gulf District and Adjacent Areas. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The

Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District and Adjacent Areas, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian NationalUniversity, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1973: 261-277. (Pacific Linguistics,Series C; v. 26).

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Note: [SIL survey 1970: Kairi, Turama-Omati, Ipiko, Minanibai, Karami, Tao-Suamoto, Kibiri]. 81. Franklin, Karl, Editor. Papers in Papuan Linguistics No. 2. Canberra: Australian National University, Research

School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1997. viii, 361 pp. (Pacific Linguistics, SeriesA; v. 85).

82. Franklin, Karl J. Practical Considerations of Folk Taxonomies. Kivung. 1971; 4: 133-140.

Note: [SIL: Kewa]. 83. Franklin, Karl J. Practical Considerations of Folk Taxonomies. Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice;

Kirapeasi, Yapua. A Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials).Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics;1978: 259-265. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

84. Franklin, Karl J. Review Article: Pigs, Pearlshells, and Women. Practical Anthropology. 1972; 19: 133-136.

Note: [NGH]. 85. Franklin, Karl J. Review of John LeRoy, Fabricated World and Kewa Tales. Language and Linguistics in

Melanesia. 1988; 18: 151- 160. Note: [Kewa].

86. Franklin, Karl J. A Ritual Pandanus Language of New Guinea. Oceania. 1972; 43: 66-76.

Note: [SIL 1958-1962: Muli vill, E Kewa; 1967 -- : Usa vill, W kewa]. 87. Franklin, Karl J. A Ritual Pandanus Language of New Guinea. Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice;

Kirapeasi, Yapua. A Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials).Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics;1978: 420-432. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

88. Franklin, Karl J. SIL Language Strategy in Papua New Guinea. Research in Melanesia. 1975; 1(2): 31-41.

Note: [SIL: PNG]. 89. Franklin, Karl J. Some Comments on Eliciting Cultural Data. Anthropological Linguistics. 1971; 13: 339-348.

Note: [SIL: Kewa]. 90. Franklin, Karl J. Some Features of Interclausal Reference in Kewa. In: Haiman, John; Munro, Pamela, Editors.

Switch-Reference and Universal Grammar: Proceedings of a Symposium on Switch- Reference and UniversalGrammar, Winnipeg, May 1981. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company; 1983: 39-49. Note: [SIL: Kewa].

91. Franklin, Karl J. Some Further Comments on Kaki Ae. Language and Linguistics in Melanesia. 1995; 26:

195-198. Note: [from pc: Raepa Tati].

92. Franklin, Karl, Editor. Studies in Componential Analysis. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1989. [i],

105 pp. (Data Papers on Papua New Guinea Languages; v. 36). 93. Franklin, Karl J. Synchronic and Diachronic: Observations on Kewa and Proto-Engan Deictics. In: Reesink, Ger

P., Editor. Topics in Descriptive Papuan Linguistics. Leiden: Rijksuniversiteit te Leiden, Vakgroep Talen enCulturen van Zuidoost-Azië en Oceanië; 1994: 1-41. (Semaian; v. 10). Note: [SIL: Kewa; from lit: Ipili, Enga, Huli, Mendi].

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of Linguistics; 1981. 237 pp. 95. Franklin, Karl J. Tagmemics and Tagmemic Rules. Linguistics. 1971; 70: 25-44.

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97. Franklin, Karl J.; Franklin, Joice. The Kewa Counting Systems. Reprinted in: Franklin, K. J.; Franklin, Joice;

Kirapeasi, Yapua. A Kewa Dictionary (with Supplementary Grammatical and Anthropological Materials).Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics;1978: 400-405. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 53). Note: [SIL: Kewa].

98. Franklin, Karl; Franklin, Joice. Kewa I: Phonological Asymmetry. Anthropological Linguistics. 1962; 4(7): 29-37.

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Areas. In: Loving, Richard, Editor. Comparative Wordlists 1. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics;1975: 5-116. (Workpapers in Papua New Guinea Languages; v. 14). Note: [fw & from lit: Ampale, Angaataha, Ankave, Baruya, Ivori, Kamasa, Kapau, Kawacha, Lohiki, Menya,Simbari, Yagwoia, Daribi, Boro Polopa, Sopese Polopa, Suri Polopa, Tebera, Uraru Pawaia, Fasu, Foe, Kaluli,Kasua, Namumi, Bainapi, Agala, Biami, Bibo, Honibo, Onabasulu, Kubo, Samo, Arigibi Kiwai, Bamu Kiwai,Gibaio Kiwai, Gope Kiwai, Island Kiwai, Kerewo, Morigi, Pirupiru Kiwai, Sisiame Kiwai, Tureture Kiwai,Urama Kiwai, Wabuda, Ikobi-Kairi, Kairi, Mena, Omati, Ipiko, Minanibai, Tao-Suamato, Aheave, Kaipi,Keuru, Opao, Orokolo, Sepoe, Toaripi, Uaripi, Poromoe, Purari, Raepa Tati, Bogaya, Duna, West Kewa, Pa,Saniyo, Sau, Waia, Wiru].

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Western Districts. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District and Adjacent Areas,Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Departmentof Linguistics; 1973: 151-186. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 26). Note: [SIL survey 1970: Fasu, Fiwaga, Foe, Kewa, Namumi, Some].

103. Franklin, Kirk. Creating Bark Cloth. Paradise. 1988; 66: 29- 31.

Note: [Menye]. 104. Franks, J. Death Rites and the Journey of the Soul among the Manam. In: Habel, Norman C., Editor. Powers,

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107. Frantz, C. I.; Frantz, M. E.; Oatridge, D.; Oatridge, J.; Loving, R.; Swick, J.; Pence, A.; Staalsen, P.; Boxwell,

H.; Boxwell, M. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 5. Canberra: Australian National University; 1966. viii,93 pp. (Linguistic Circle of Canberra Publications, Series A; v. 7).

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in New Guinea Linguistics by Members of the Summer Institute of Linguistics (New Guinea Branch). Sydney:University of Sydney; 1962: 44-63. (Oceania Linguistic Monographs; v. 6). Note: [SIL 1959-1961 (2 yrs): Gadsup].

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Howard, Editor. The Languages of the Eastern Family of the East New Guinea Highland Stock. Seattle:University of Washington Press; 1973: 424-438. (Anthropological Studies in the Eastern Highlands of NewGuinea; v. 1). Note: [SIL 1959-1961 (2 yrs): Gadsup].

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Toccoa Falls College Press; 1994. [vi], 293 pp. + 16 pp. Plates. Note: [mission 1956-1961: Ayam Asmat; 1962-1966, 1970-1974, 1976-1979: Yaosakor Asmat].

122. Frechione, John; Scaglion, Richard. Intensity of Cultivation and Kin Group Discreteness among Tropical Shifting

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176. Fugmann, G. The Lutheran Approach: A History of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of New Guinea. Catalyst.

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178. Fugmann, Gernot, Editor. Ethics and Development in Papua New Guinea. Goroka: Melanesian Institute for

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181. Fugmann, Gernot. Salvation in Melanesian Religions. In: Mantovani, Ennio, Editor. An Introduction to

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183. Fujita, Yoshiaki; Okuda, Toyoka; Rikimaru, Toru; Ichikawa, Mineko; Miyatani, Shuichi; Kajiwara, Naemi M.;

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185. Fujita, Yoshiaki; Rikimaru, Toru; Okuda, Toyoko; Date, Chigusa; Kajiwara, Naemi; Yanase, Kyoko; Koishi,

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186. Full. Eine Fahrt auf dem Kaiserin Augustafluß. Deutsches Kolonialblatt. 1909; 20: 739-741, 744-745.

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189. Fullingim, Michael. Of Pigs, Men, and Life: A Glimpse at Wiru Society. In: Mayers, Marvin K.; Rath, Daniel

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190. Fundación Juan March. Arte de Nueva Guinea y Papúa: Colección A. Folch y E. Serra. Madrid: Fundación Juan

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191. Furuhashi, Lynette, Compiler. Pacific Islands Dissertations and Theses from the University of Hawai'i,

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192. Futengim, A. Telefomin Area, West Sepik Province. Oral History. 1977; 5(5): 73-74.

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