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94. Taylor, J. L.; Leahy, M. J. First Contact in the Jimi Valley. In: Gorecki, Paul P.; Gillieson, David S., Editors. ACrack in the Spine: Prehistory and Ecology of the Jimi-Yuat Valley. Townsville: James Cook University ofNorth Queensland, School of Behavioural Sciences, Division of Anthropology and Archaeology; 1989: 7-25.Note: [admin explor 1933: Mt Hagen, Jimi V].

95. Taylor, Lance. Snake Road: A Guide to the History, People and Places of the Sogeri District. Boroko: Sogeri

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96. Taylor, Margaret. My Father, My Country. Paradise. 1992; 94: 35-37, 39-40.

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98. Taylor, Merlin Moore. Bei den Kannibalen von Papua: Auf unbekannten Pfaden im Innern Neuguineas. Leipzig:

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99. Taylor, Merlin Moore. The Heart of Black Papua. New York: Robert M. McBride & Company; 1926. viii, 266

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100. Taylor, Paul M. Irian Jaya: Das Land und seine Bewohner. In: Konrad, Gunter; Konrad, Ursula, Editors. Asmat:

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101. Taylor, W. A. British New Guinea. Scottish Geographical Magazine. 1892; 8: 496-497.

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224. Thomson, J. P. The Islands of the Pacific. National Geographic. 1921; 40(6): 543-558.

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226. Thomson, J. P. A Survey of Recent Exploration in British New Guinea. Queensland Geographical Journal. 1896;10: 1-17. Note: [explor general British NG].

227. Thomson, N. P. The Dialects of Magi. In: Conrad, R.; Dye, W. et al. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 18.

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228. Thomson, N. P. Is a Generative Grammar Just a Part of a Generative Ethnography? [M.Phil. Thesis]. n.p.: Massey

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230. Thomson, N. Prehistory in the East Central District. Oral History. 1975; 3(1): 2-34.

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239. Thoonen, Louise. [Report]. ISIR [Irian Jaya Studies - a programme for Interdisciplinary Research] Newsletter.1996; 6: 19-20. Note: [fw July 1994 - August 1995: Ayawasi vill Ayfat].

240. Thoonen, Louise. "We Have Accepted the Father First": The Arrival of the Catholic Church in Northwest Ayfat.

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241. Thorne, Alan; Raymond, Robert. Man on the Rim: The Peopling of the Pacific. North Ryde, N.S.W.: Angus &

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243. Thorpe, W. W. Carved Gopi Boards from the Papuan Gulf Area. Man. 1931; 31(60): 57-58 + Plate D.

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245. Thorpe, W. W. An Example of Parallelism in Human Culture. Australian Museum Magazine. 1923; 1: 203-204.

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Note: [from museum colls: Mailu, Dutch NG]. 247. Thorpe, W. W. A Papuan Sorcery Tube. Records of the Australian Museum. 1921; 13: 173-174.

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Note: [from museum colls: Astrolabe Bay, Collingwood Bay]. 249. Thorpe, W. W. Primitive Initiation. Australian Museum Magazine. 1925; 2: 256, 270.

Note: [from museum colls: Keram R]. 250. Thorpe, W. W. The Ravi, or Papuan Club House: A Recent Exhibit. Australian Museum Magazine. 1926; 2: 328,

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251. Thorpe, W. W. Some New Guinea Cultural Influences Found amongst the Aborigines of Australia. In: Ward, L.

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252. Thorpe, William W. Barter, Currency and Coinage. Australian Museum Magazine. 1923; 1: 281-283.

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253. Thorpe, William W. Primitive Magic and Sorcery. Australian Museum Magazine. 1921; 1: 87-88. Note: [from museum colls: Eastern Papua].

254. Thorpe, William W. The Sago Industry of Papua. Australian Museum Magazine. 1924; 2: 110, 123-126.

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256. Thune, Carl E. Death and Matrilineal Reincorporation on Normanby Island. In: Damon, Frederick H.; Wagner,

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257. Thune, Carl Eugene. Kula Traders and Lineage Members: The Structure of Village and Kula Exchange on

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261. Thune, Carl Eugene. The Rhetoric of Rememberance: Collective Life and Personal Tragedy in Loboda Village

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262. Thurman, Robert C. Chuave Medial Verbs. Anthropological Linguistics. 1975; 17(7): 342-352.

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Note: [general Papua]. 264. Thurnwald, Dr. Aus Kaiser-Wilhelms-Land: Eine Fußwanderung im Innern. Berliner Tageblatt. 1913(30

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265. Thurnwald, Dr. Aus Kaiser-Wilhelms-Land: Eine Fußwanderung im Innern. Berliner Tageblatt. 1913(7

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266. Thurnwald, Dr. Eine Durchquerung des Gebiets zwischen Kaiserin-Augustafluß und Küste. Mitteilungen aus denDeutschen Schutzgebieten. 1913; 26: 357-363. Note: [explor: Umbrori, Marumungu, Boumuruga, Uarap, Tagaule, Mandangai, Venari, Arigone, Balieg].

267. Thurnwald, Dr. Entdeckungen im Becken des oberen Sepik. Mitteilungen aus den Deutschen Schutzgebieten.

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268. Thurnwald, Dr. Vom mittleren Sepik zur Nordwestküste von Kaiser-Wilhelmsland. Mitteilungen aus den

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269. Thurnwald, Dr. Von der deutschen Neu-Guinea-Expedition: Wie die Eingeborenen sich "in Unschuld baden" und

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270. Thurnwald, Dr. Von der deutschen Neu-Guinea-Expedition: Musikinstrumente, Federschilde und Jaarfrifur --

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271. Thurnwald, Dr. Wanderungen in Deutsch-Neuguinea: Expedition des Reichskolonialamtes, der Königlichen

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272. Thurnwald, Dr. Wanderungen in Deutsch-Neuguinea: Expedition des Reichskolonialamtes, der Königlichen

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273. Thurnwald, R. Bei Kriegsausbruch im Zentral-Gebirge von Neu- Guinea. Koloniale Rundschau. 1929; 21: 38-43.

Note: [fw 1914: Sepik hw]. 274. Thurnwald, R. Drie Jahre im Innern von Neuguinea 1913-1915. Jahrbuch des städtischen Museums für

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275. Thurnwald, R. Vorläufiger Bericht über Forschungen im Innern von Deutsch-Neu-Guinea in den Jahren

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276. Thurnwald, Richard. Adventures of a Tribe in New Guinea (the Tjímundo). In: Evans-Pritchard, E. E.; Firth,

Raymond; Malinowski, Bronislaw; Schapera, Isaac, Editors. Essays Presented to C.G. Seligman. London:Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., Ltd.; 1934: 345-360 + Plate XIX. Note: [fw 1913, 1915: Tjimundo (Keram R), Moágendo, Kumbrágumbra tribe, Angoram].

277. Thurnwald, Richard. Bánaro Society: Social Organization and Kinship System of a Tribe in the Interior of New

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278. Thurnwald, Richard. Binnenwanderungen auf Neuguinea. Dr. A. Petermanns Mitteilungen aus Justus Perthes'

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Note: [from lit: Mambare R]. 279. Thurnwald, Richard. Der Wert von Neu-Guinea als Deutsche Kolonie. Koloniale Rundschau. 1918; 10: 43-56.

Note: [general German NG]. 280. Thurnwald, Richard. Die Eingeborenen Australiens und der Südseeinseln. Tübingen: Verlag von J.C.B. Morh

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281. Thurnwald, Richard. Die Gemeinde der Bánaro: Ehe, Verwandschaft und Gesellschaftsbau eines Stammes im

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282. Thurnwald, Richard. Die Heimkehr von Neuguinea nebst einigen vorläufigen Bemerkungen über die Ergebnisse

der Forschungen. Mitteilungen aus den Deutschen Schutzgebieten. 1917; 30: 404-417. Note: [explor 1913-1914: Sepik].

283. Thurnwald, Richard. Economics in Primitive Communities. Oxford: Oxford University Press; 1932. xiv, 314 pp.

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284. Thurnwald, Richard. Papuanisches und melanesisches Gebiet südlich des Äquators einschließlich Neuguinea:

Geordnet und bearbeitet sowie auf Grund eigener Forschungen ergänzt. In: Schultz-Ewerth, E.; Adam,Leonhard, Editors. Das Eingeborenenrecht. Stuttgart: Strecker & Schröder; 1929: 543-657. N o t e :[general German NG].

285. Thurnwald, Richard C. Pigmies in New Guinea. Man. 1936; 36(232): 168.

Note: [fw: Green R, Sepik R]. 286. Thurnwald, Richard. The Psychology of Acculturation. American Anthropologist. 1932; 34: 557-569.

Note: [fw: general PNG]. 287. Thurnwald, Richard C. Studying Savages in Melanesia. Yale Review. 1937; 26: 314-332.

Note: [fw 1912-1915: Kumbragumbra, Angroman, Yellow R, Sepik hw]. 288. [Thurnwald, Richard. Von der Forschungsreise Dr. Thurnwalds in Kaiser-Wilhelmsland. Deutsches Kolonialblatt.

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289. Thurnwald, Richard. Vorstöße nach dem Quellgebiet des Kaiserin-Augusta-Flusses, dem Sand-Fluß und dem

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