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Note: [from lit: Strickland R, Geelvink Bay, Goodenough Bay, Fly R, Papuan Gulf, Eilander R, Astrolabe Bay,Huon Gulf, Finschhafen, Collingwood Bay, Cloudy Bay, Redscar Bay, Ope R, Massim].

102. Davidson, D. Sutherland. The Oceanic Collection of the University Museum. University [of Pennsylvania]

Museum Bulletin. 1947; 12: 1-109. Note: [from museum colls: Sepik R, Massim, Dutch NG].

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103. Davidson, John. The People of Irian Jaya. Irian. 1990; 18: 68-86.

Note: [general IJ]. 104. Davidson, Malcolm. Pigment Dish. 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: 71. Note: [exhibition: Sawos or Iatmul].

105. Davies, David M. Journey into the Stone Age. London: Robert Hale & Company; 1969. 190 pp.

Note: [travels: Wabag, Yanda, Baliem V, Sentani, Oremu, Doyu]. 106. Davies, H. J. Kobon Phonology. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies,

Department of Linguistics; 1980. v, 80 pp. (Pacific Linguistics, Series B; v. 68). Note: [SIL 20 mos: Salemp, Sangovak vills Kobon].

107. Davies, H. J. The Phonological Status of the Semivowel in Kobon. In: Boxwell, Maurice et al. Papers in New

Guinea Linguistics No. 20. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies,Department of Linguistics; 1980: 197-214. (Pacific Linguistics, Series A; v. 56). Note: [SIL: Kobon].

108. Davies, H. J. The Syntax of the Simple Sentence in Kobon. In: Davies, H. J. et al. Papers in New Guinea

Linguistics No. 21. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Departmentof Linguistics; 1981: 1-70. (Pacific Linguistics, Series A; v. 61). Note: [SIL 24 mos: Kobon].

109. Davies, H. J.; Osmers, D.; Lynch, J.; Wurm, S. A. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 21. Canberra: Australian

National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1981. v, 209 pp. (PacificLinguistics, Series A; v. 61).

110. Davies, Herbert John. Marked Pronouns and Verbs for Marked Social Relationships in a Chadic and a Papuan

Language. In: Pawley, Andrew, Editor. Man and a Half: Essays in Pacific Anthropology and Ethnobiology inHonour of Ralph Bulmer. Auckland: The Polynesian Society; 1991: 397-405. (Memoirs; v. 48). Note: [SIL: Kobon].

111. Davies, John. Kobon. Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing Company; 1981. x, 248 pp. (Lingua Descriptive

Studies; v. 3). Note: [SIL: Kobon].

112. Davies, John; Comrie, Bernard. A Linguistic Survey of the Upper Yuat. In: Adams, Karen; Lauck, Linda et al.

Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 22. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School ofPacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1985: 275-312. (Pacific Linguistics, Series A; v. 63). Note: [SIL survey 1979 & from pcs: Aramo, Nangenuwetan, Pinai, Alamblak, Alfendio, Banaro, Bisorio,Kobon, Kyaka Enga, Lembena, Miyak, Rao, Tayato Enga, Wapi, Wiyaw, Yimas].

113. Davies, Margrit. Das Gesundheitswesen im Kaiser-Wilhelmsland und im Bismarckarchipel. In: Hiery, Hermann

Joseph, Editor. Die Deutsch Südsee 1884-1914: Ein Handbuch. Paderborn: Ferdinand Schöningh; 2001:417-449. Note: [general German NG].

114. Davies, Margrit. Public Health and Colonialism: The Case of German New Guinea, 1884-1914 [M.A. Thesis].

Canberra: Australian National University; 1992. vi, 192 pp. Note: [from lit & archives: German NG].

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115. Davies, Robyn. HLA Class Two Genotyping in Australian Aborigines and Non-Austronesan-SpeakingMelanesians [B.A. (Hons.) Thesis]. Canberra: Australian National University; 1989. 3, [1], 119, [2], 11 pp.Note: [from lit: Haruai, Hagahai, Pinai; from pcs: Madang, Goroka].

116. Davis, Donald R. The Distinctive Features of Wantoat Phonemes. Linguistics. 1969; 47: 5-17.

Note: [SIL August 1958 - November 1962: Matap and Gwabogwak vills Wantoat]. 117. Davis, Donald. Wantoat Verb Stem Classes and Affixation. In: Pence, Alan, Editor. Verb Studies in Five New

Guinea Languages. Norman, OK: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1964: 131-180. (Summer Institute ofLinguistics Publications in Linguistics and Related Fields; v. 10). Note: [SIL August 1959 - May 1962: Gwabogwak vill Wantoat].

118. Davis, Donald Ray. Wantoat Clauses [A.M. Thesis]. Bloomington: Indiana University; 1964. ii, 77 pp.

Note: [SIL: Wantoat]. 119. Davis, Donald R. Wantoat Paragraph Structure. Linguistics. 1973; 110: 5-16.

Note: [SIL August 1958 - March 1971: Gwabogwak vill Wantoat]. 120. Davis, Donald R., Translator. Wantoat. In: McElhanon, K. A., Editor. Legends from Papua New Guinea.

Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1974: 205-219. Note: [SIL: Wantoat].

121. Davis, M. W. Continued Surveillance of the Sina Sina Population Vaccinated against Pigbel. In: Davis, Michael

W., Editor. Pigbel: Necrotising Enteritis in Papua New Guinea. Goroka: Papua New Guinea Institute ofMedical Research; 1984: 73- 75. (Monograph Series; v. 6). Note: [1976-1981: Sina Sina].

122. Davis, M. W. The Effect of Pigbel Vaccine. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1985; 28: 1-2.

Note: [Goroka, Kundiawa, Mendi, Tari]. 123. Davis, M. W. A Review of Pigbel (Necrotising Enteritis) in Papua New Guinea, 1961-1984. Papua New Guinea

Medical Journal. 1985; 28: 75-82. Note: [general PNGH].

124. Davis, Michael M. The Dialects of the Roro Language of Papua: A Preliminary Survey. Kivung. 1974; 7(1): 3-15.

Note: [fw March-June 1971: Babiko, Bereina, Biotou, Delena, Hisiu, Kivari, Mou, Nabuapaka, Pinupaka,Rapa, Tsiria, Waima vills Roro].

125. Davis, Michael. Fibreoptic Endoscopy in the Investigation of Upper Gastrointestinal Disease in Goroka. Papua

New Guinea Medical Journal. 1982; 25: 60-65. Note: [Goroka Base Hospital].

126. Davis, Michael Monsell. Inheritance, Magic and Political Power in Southeast Papua. Journal of Pacific Studies.

1977; 3: 69-88. Note: [fw 1973-1977: Roro].

127. Davis, Michael W., Editor. Pigbel: Necrotising Enteritis in Papua New Guinea. Goroka: Papua New Guinea

Institute of Medical Research; 1984. iv, 118 pp. (Monograph Series; v. 6). 128. Davis, Michael M. Roro Dialects: Corrections and Further Notes. Kivung. 1975; 8(1): 87-88.

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Thesis]. Sydney: Macquarie University; 1972. [iii], 97 pp. Note: [from lit: Mae Enga, Mt Hagen, Kyaka Enga, Goroka, Kalauna, Toaripi, Hula, Siane, Buang, Roro].

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130. Davis, Michael W.; Walker, Peter D. Antibody Response to Pigbel Vaccine in Infants Less Than One Year Old.

Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1982; 25: 235-238. Note: [Sinasina].

131. Davis, Peter, Editor. A Catalogue of the George Brown Ethnographical Collection in the Hancock Museum,

Newcastle upon Tyne. n.p. [Newcastle upon Tyne]: The Hancock Museum; 1985. [i], 5, 27, 5, 8, 14, 2, 3, 6,1, 1, 2, 7, 7, 2, 1, 1, 1, 7, 3, 6, 21 pp. Note: [from museum colls: Kiriwina, Northeast NG, Kapadi, Dobu, Laughlan is, Basilaki I, Massim, TrobriandIs, Woodlark I, Fergusson I, Collingwood Bay, Rossel I, Vakuta, Frederic Williams Hafen, St Joseph's R,Astrolabe Bay].

132. Davis, Richard. Epochal Bodies and Gendered Time: Engagement and Transformation in Saibaian (Torres Strait)

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133. Davis, Roslyn; Davis, W. M. Pigbel: A Bibliography. In: Davis, Michael W., Editor. Pigbel: Necrotising Enteritis

in Papua New Guinea. Goroka: Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research; 1984: 113-116. (MonographSeries; v. 6). Note: [pigbel].

134. Davis, Thomas A. Island of Forgotten Men. Washington, DC: Review and Herald Publishing Association; 1967.

127, [1] pp. + Endpaper Maps. Note: [Oosterwal mission explor: Tor].

135. Davis, William G.; Foin, Theodore C. Equilibrium Unconsidered. American Anthropologist. 1988; 90: 973-976.

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137. Dawson, L. E.; Frederickson, V. M.; Harner, M. J. Melanesian Art and Ritual. Berkeley: Robert H. Lowie

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138. Dawson, Marcus; Dawson, May. Kobon Phrases. In: Loving, Richard, Editor. Grammatical Studies in Three

Languages of Papua New Guinea. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1974: 119- 182. (Workpapersin Papua New Guinea Languages; v. 6). Note: [SIL 1967-1970: Kobon].

139. Dawson, Warren R. A Mummy from the Torres Straits. Annals of Archaeology and Anthropology. 1911; 11:

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140. Day, Karen P.; Grenfell, Bryan; Spark, Ray; Kazura, James W.; Alpers, Michael P. Age Specific Patterns of

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141. Day, Karen P.; Gregory, William F.; Maizels, Rick M. Age- specific Acquisition of Immunity to Infective Larvae

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142. Day, Karen; Spark, Ray; Garner, Paul; Raiko, Andrew; Wenger, Jay D.; Weiss, Nikaus; Mitchell, Graham F.;Alpers, Michael P.; Kazura, James W. Serological Evaluation of the Macrofilaricidal Effects ofDiethylcarbamazine Treatment in Bancroftian Filariasis. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.1991; 44: 528-535. Note: [Nanaha vill Dreikikir].

143. D'Cruz Andre. Highway of Change: The Social Impact of Road Development on the Koroba Region of Papua

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144. De Aarde en Haar Volken. De Molukken en Nieuw-Guinea. De Aarde en Haar Volken. 1880: 17-40, 121-136.

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145. De Buse, P. Congenital Heart Disease in Papua New Guinean Children. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal.

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146. De Rios, Marlene Dobkin. Hallucinogens: Cross-Cultural Perspectives. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico

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147. de Vera, Maribelle; Young, Michael W. Secondary Burial on Goodenough Island, Papua: Some Archaeological

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148. de Vis, C. W. Report on Ethnological Specimens Collected in British New Guinea. In: British New Guinea.

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149. Deacon, A. B. The Kakihan Society of Ceram and Some New Guinea Initiation Cults. Folk-lore. 1925; 36:

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150. Dean, Beth. Sing Sings of New Guinea. Hemisphere. 1965; 9(12): 19-23.

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153. Dean, James C., Editor. Studies in New Guinea Linguistics by Members of the Summer Institute of Linguistics

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154. Dean, James C. The Work of the Summer Institute of Linguistics in New Guinea. Journal of the Polynesian

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155. De'ath, Colin. Cargo Cults, Millenial Thinking and Salvation History. Bikmaus. 1981; 2(1): 25-35. Note: [Trans-Gogol].

156. De'ath, Colin. Christians in the Trans-Gogol and the Madang Province. Bikmaus. 1981; 2(2): 66-88.

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158. De'ath, Colin. Mekeo Gold. Paradise. 1980; 21: 5-8.

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160. De'ath, Colin. Trans-Gogol: Pots, Power and Progress (Madang Province). In: Valentine, C. A.; Valentine,

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163. Debout, Mathieu. Von Pionieren und Missionaren: Die "Vereinigte Evangelische Mission" zwischen Froher

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165. Deibler, Ellis Jr. The Application of Matrix to Gahuku Verbs. In: Pence, Alan et al. Papers in New Guinea

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166. Deibler, Ellis W. Jr. The Function of Glottal Stop in Gahuku. In: Clifton, John M., Editor. Studies in Melanesian

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167. Deibler, Ellis Warren Jr. Gahuku Verb Structure [Ph.D. Dissertation]. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan; 1973.

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168. Deibler, Ellis W. Jr. Semantic Relationships of Gahuku Verbs. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma, Summer

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169. Deibler, Ellis W. Jr. Sememics and Translation. Kivung. 1969; 2(1): 13-18.

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175. Deinzer. Die Neuendettelsauer Heidenmission in Neu-Guinea (Kaiser-Wilhelmsland). Allgemeine

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178. Deklin, F. Wanimo, Vanimo Sub-Province, West Sepik Province. Oral History. 1976; 4(10): 25-38.

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194. Dempwolff, Otto. Ein Kulturbild aus Neuguinea: Text eines Gespräches i.d. Kâtesprache über Anwerbung von

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197. Dempwolff, Otto. Ethnographische Schilderungen aus Graged (Neuguinea). Zeitschrift für

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326. Diamond, Jared M. Quaternary Megafaunal Extinctions: Variations on a Theme by Paganini. Journal of

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327. Diamond, Jared M. Search for Birds of Northern New Guinea. Explorers Journal. 1968; 46: 210-223.

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347. Dickie, J.; Malcolm, D. S. Note on a Salt Substitute Used by One of the Inland Tribes of New Guinea. Journal

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348. Dickson, D. J. Religion and the Missions. In: Ward, R. Gerard; Lea, David A. M., Editors. An Atlas of Papua and

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349. Dickson, D. J. W.C. Groves: Educationist. In: Griffin, James, Editor. Papua New Guinea Portraits: The Expatriate

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350. Dickson, Diane; Dossor, Carol, Compilers. World Catalogue of Theses on the Pacific Islands. Canberra:

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351. Dickson, Donald James. Government and Missions in Education in Papua and New Guinea with Special

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352. Dickson, T. Elder. Ceremonial Lime Spatulae from British New Guinea. Man. 1943; 43(15): 25-26 + Plate B.Note: [from museum colls: Louisiades?].

353. Dickson, T. Elder; Whitehouse, Ernest. An Unusual Ceremonial Lime-Spatula from British New Guinea. Man.

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354. Didi, Boyope Kangie. Kuru Kopiaka, Goddess Cult in the Lower Kaugel Valley of the Tambul Sub-district,

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355. Didi, Boyope Kangie. Kuru Wapu Cult in the Lower Kaugel Valley of the Tambul Subdistrict, Western Highlands

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356. Didi, Boyope Kangie. An Overview of the Traditional Religious Cults in the Lower Kaugel Valley of the Tambul

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357. Die Katholieke Missiën. In de Binnenlanden van Austr.-Nieuw- Guinea. Die Katholieke Missiën. 1935; 61:

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358. Diehl, Walter H. The Art of Melanesia: New Guinea. Hobbies. 1947; 28(1): 2-12.

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361. Diepen, Peter van. Widening the New Guinea Horizon. Worldmission. 1971; 22(4): 20-25.

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364. Digim'Rina, Linus S. Wantok Kaikai Wantok: The Irony of Participant Observation or, Personal Observations.

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366. Dijk, Nicola van. Who Are These People? Human Skeletal Remains from the Pacific Region. In: Galipaud,

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367. Dijk, W. J. O. M. van. The Action of Nel W Agent against Wucheraria bancrofti. Tropical and Geographical

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368. Dijk, W. J. O. M. van. Control of Wucheraria bancrofti Filariasis in West New Guinea. Tropical and

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369. Dijk, W. J. O. M. van. Mass Chemoprophylaxis with Chloroquine Additional to DDT Indoor Spraying: Report

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370. Dijk, W. J. O. M. van. Mass Treatment of Wucheraria bancrofti Filariasis with Diethylcarbamazine: A Trial at

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371. Dijk, W. J. O. M. van. Transmission of Wucheraria bancrofti in Netherlands New-Guinea. Tropical and

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372. Dijk, W. J. O. M. van; Parkinson, A. D. Epidemiology of Malaria in New Guinea. Papua New Guinea Medical

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373. Dilini, Kapa. How the Taro Came. Oral History. 1973; 1(2): 22.

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375. Dillon, Gerald. Rossel Island Money: A Unique System. Australian Museum Magazine. 1934; 5: 191-193.

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Note: [general IJ]. 379. Dinerman, Ina R. Iatmul Art as Iconography (New Guinea). Anthropos. 1981; 76: 807-824 + Plates 1-2.

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381. Dinnen, Sinclair. Law, Order, and State. In: Zimmer- Tamakoshi, Laura, Editor. Modern Papua New Guinea.

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382. Dinnen, Sinclair. Perspectives on Law and Order. In: Morauta, Louise, Editor. Law and Order in a Changing

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383. Dinnen, Sinclair. Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition -- Criminal Group Surrender in Papua New Guinea.

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384. Dinnen, Sinclair. Violence, Security and the 1992 Election. In: Saffu, Yaw, Editor. The 1992 Papua New Guinea

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385. Dinnen, Sinclair; Ley, Allison, Editors. Reflections on Violence in Melanesia. Annandale, N.S.W. and Canberra:

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387. Diolé, Philippe. Les Oubliés du Pacifique. n.p. [Paris]: Flammarion; 1976. 300, [3] pp.

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393. Divine Word Missionaries. 75 Years in New Guinea: Divine Word Missionaries 1896-1971. Wewak: Wantok

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394. Divine Word Missionaries. Divine Word Missionaries in New Guinea. In: Divine Word Missionaries, The Word

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397. Dixon, J. W., Compiler. Dobu-English Dictionary. n.p.: n.p.; n.d. 205 pp.

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400. Dixon, Robert. Cannibalising Indigenous Texts: Headhunting and Fantasy in Ion L. Idriess's Coral Sea

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401. Dixon, Roland B. The Mythology of All Races, Volume IX, Oceanic. Boston: Marshall Jones Company; 1916.

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402. D'Jernes, Lucille S. Arop-Lokep. In: Lynch, John; Ross, Malcolm; Crowley, Terry, Editors. The Oceanic

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406. Doble, Marion. Essays on Kapauku Grammar. Nieuw-Guinea Studiën. 1962; 6: 152-155, 211-218, 279-298.

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414. Dobzhansky, Theodosius. Eugenics in New Guinea. Science. 1960; 132: 77.

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Note: [Ialibu, Tari]. 417. Dodwell, Christina. Christina Takes a Fall. Paradise. 1981; 30: 11-14.

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521. Drabbe, P. Beitrag zur Sprachgruppierung in Holländisch- Neuguinea. Anthropos. 1940; 35-36: 355.

Note: [mission: Mapi, Marind]. 522. Drabbe, P. Bijzonderheden uit de talen van Frederik-Hendrik- Eiland: Kimaghama, Ndom en Riantana. Bijdragen

tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde. 1949; 105: 1-24. Note: [mission: Kimaghama, Ndom, Riantana].

523. Drabbe, P. Een stalenkaart van talen. Tijdschrift "Nieuw- Guinea". 1955; 16: 45-54.

Note: [general NNG]. 524. Drabbe, P. The First Thousand Words. Worldmission. 1966; 17(1): 81-85.

Note: [mission: Kamoro].

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525. Drabbe, P. Folk Tales from Netherlands New Guinea. Oceania. 1947; 18-20: 153-175, 248-270; 75-90; 66-79,224-240. Note: [mission: Tarjawa or Jarja dialect Kamoro].

526. Drabbe, P. Het onderwijs op Nieuw Guinea. Tijdschrift "Nieuw-Guinea". 1942; 6: 160-162.

Note: [mission: Asmat, Mimika]. 527. Drabbe, P. Het probleem der talen op Nieuw Guinea. Tijdschrift "Nieuw-Guinea". 1955; 16: 74-82.

Note: [general NNG]. 528. Drabbe, P. Kaeti en Wambon: twee Awju-dialecten. 's- Gravenhage: Martinus Nijhoff; 1959. 184, [2] pp.

Note: [mission: Kaeti, Wambon, Niinati Kati, Metomka Kati, Sjiagha, Jenimu, Pisa, Aghu]. 529. Drabbe, P. Oorsprongsmythe der Kaeti's. Nieuw-Guinea Studiën. 1958; 2: 42-67.

Note: [mission: Kuap Kaeti (Mandobo R)]. 530. Drabbe, P. Spraakkunst van het Ekagi: Wisselmeren, Ned. N. Guinea. 's-Gravenhage: Martinus Nijhoff; 1952.

xxi, 90 pp. Note: [mission: Ekagi].

531. Drabbe, P. Spraakkunst van de Kamoro-taal. 's-Gravenhage: Martinus Nijhoff; 1953. 111 pp. + Foldout Map.

Note: [mission: Tarja Kamoro, Asmat, Sempan]. 532. Drabbe, P. Spraakkunst van het marind Zuidkust Nederlands Nieuw-Guinea. Wien-Mödling: Drukkerij van het

Missiehuis St. Gabriël; 1955. 189 pp. + Map. (Studia Instituti Anthropos; v. 11). Note: [mission: Marind, Bian Marind, Boazi, Jaqai].

533. Drabbe, P. Spraakkunst van het Aghu-dialect van de Awju- taal. 's-Gravenhage: Martinus Nijhoff; 1957. vii, 88

pp. Note: [mission: Aghu].

534. Drabbe, P. Talen en Dialecten van Zuid-West Nieuw-Guinea. Anthropos. 1950; 45: 545-574.

Note: [mission: Jelmek, Maklew, Mombum]. 535. Drabbe, P. Talen en Dialecten van Zuid-West Nieuw-Guinea. Posieux/Fribourg: Instituut Anthropos; 1954. 257

frames. (Micro- Bibliotheca Anthropos; v. 11). Note: [mission: Jelmek, Maklew, Mombum, Moraori, Jei, Kanum, Jaqaj, Mbian Marind, Gawir Marind, Boazi,Niinati Kati, Metomka Kati, Dumut, Sjiagha Awju, Jenimu Awju, Pisa Awju, Kimaghama, Ndom, Riantana,Asmat, Sempan, Kamoro, Ekari, Moni].

536. Drabbe, P. Twee Dialecten van de Awju-taal. Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde. 1950; 106: 92-147.

Note: [mission: Awju]. 537. Drabbe, Peter. An Asmat Myth: The Flood. In: Trenkenschuh, Frank A., Editor. An Asmat Sketch Book No. 6.

Hastings, NE: Crosier Missions; 1978: 120. Note: [mission 1957: Asmat].

538. Drabbe, Peter. A Myth of Warsekomen. In: Trenkenschuh, Frank A., Editor. An Asmat Sketch Book No. 6.

Remmerswaal, Jim, Translator. Hastings, NE: Crosier Missions; 1978: 107-112. Note: [mission 1957: Asmat].

539. Drabbe, Peter. The Origin of the Coconut Tree: A Myth of Ewetsj of the Warse Clan. In: Trenkenschuh, Frank

A., Editor. An Asmat Sketch Book No. 6. Remmerswaal, Jim, Translator. Hastings, NE: Crosier Missions;1978: 104-105. Note: [mission 1957: Asmat].

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540. Drabbe, Peter. Origin of the Moon. In: Trenkenschuh, Frank A., Editor. An Asmat Sketch Book No. 6.

Remmerswaal, Jim, Translator. Hastings, NE: Crosier Missions; 1978: 105. Note: [mission 1957: Asmat].

541. Drabbe, Peter. Origin of the Coastal Villages: A Myth of Warsekomen. In: Trenkenschuh, Frank A., Editor. An

Asmat Sketch Book No. 6. Remmerswaal, Jim, Translator. Hastings, NE: Crosier Missions; 1978: 113-114.Note: [mission 1957: Asmat].

542. Drabbe, Peter. The Snake and Sago Preparation. In: Trenkenschuh, Frank A., Editor. An Asmat Sketch Book No.

6. Remmerswaal, Jim, Translator. Hastings, NE: Crosier Missions; 1978: 106. Note: [mission 1957: Asmat].

543. Drager, A. H. Sacramentsprocessie in het land der Kaja- kaja's. Annalen van onze lieve vrouw van het heilig hart.

1926; 44: 247-249. Note: [mission: Merauke].

544. Drager, A. Hoe blij onze Naaikringen den Missionaris maken. Annalen van onze lieve vrouw van het heilig hart.

1930; 48: 11. Note: [mission: Wambi].

545. Drager, A. Olympiade bij de Kaja-kaja's. Annalen van onze lieve vrouw van het heilig hart. 1929; 47: 80-82.

Note: [mission: Wambi]. 546. Drager, A. Op zwerftocht. Annalen van onze lieve vrouw van het heilig hart. 1929; 47: 54-57, 77-80.

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Tijdschrift "Nieuw- Guinea". 1936; 1-2: 177-185, 237-246; 11-18. Note: [Marind].

548. Drager, A. Toestanden in het Moejoe-gebied. Tijdschrift "Nieuw-Guinea". 1947; 8: 103-109.

Note: [Muyu]. 549. Drager, A. Uit de Kaja-kaja-wereld. Annalen van onze lieve vrouw van het heilig hart. 1927; 45: 102-103.

Note: [mission: Merauke, Wambi]. 550. Drager, A. Wamal: Wat het is en wat het worden kan. Annalen van onze lieve vrouw van het heilig hart. 1930;

48: 53-56. Note: [mission: Mimika].

551. Drager, Adr. Een kindje koopen. Annalen van onze lieve vrouw van het heilig hart. 1930; 48: 146-147.

Note: [mission: Wambi]. 552. Draper, Norman; Draper, Sheila, Translators. Abelam (Abulas). In: McElhanon, K. A., Editor. Legends from

Papua New Guinea. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1974: 15-31. Note: [SIL: Abelam].

553. Draper, Norm; Draper, Sheila, Compilers. Daring to Believe: Personal Accounts of Life Changing Events in

Papua New Guinea and Irian Jaya. Hawthorn, Vic.: Australian Baptist Missionary Society; 1990. 279 pp. Note: [mission: Baiyer/Lumusa, Kompiam/Lapolama, Telefomin, Tekin, North Baliem].

554. Draper, Norm; Draper, Sheila. Dictionary of Kyaka Enga. Canberra: Australian National University, Research

School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Pacific Linguistics; 2002. viii, 709 pp. (Pacific Linguistics; v. 532). Note: [mission October 1949 - December 1955, March-May 1956, January 1987 - July 1989, August 1992 -

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January 1993: Kumbareta (Baiyer R), Lumusa (Paisa) Kyaka Enga; January-June 1994: Yangisa Sau Enga]. 555. Draper, Sheila. Cuirass. 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: 94. Note: [exhibition: Tiom].

556. Draper, Sheila. Life in the Baliem. Vision (Magazine of the Australian Baptist Missionary Society). 1959(March):

15. Note: [mission: Tiom].

557. Draper, Sheila. Three Lives For a Pig. Vision (Magazine of the Australian Baptist Missionary Society).

1959(April): 15. Note: [mission: Tiom].

558. Draper, Sheila. The "Way" to Hollandia. Vision (Magazine of the Australian Baptist Missionary Society).

1959(December): 19. Note: [mission: Tiom].

559. Drew, Jean; London, W. Thomas; Blumberg, Baruch S.; Serjeantson, Susan. Hepatitis B Virus and Sex Ratios

on Karkar Island. Human Biology. 1982; 54: 123-135. Note: [fw: Kaul vill complex, Karkar I].

560. Driel, C. C. van; Vries, J. B. K. de. Magie en medicijnen. In: Vries, Tj. S. de, Editor. Eenopen plek in het

oerwoud: Evangelieverkondiging aan het volk van Irian Jaya. Groningen: Uitgeverij De Vyurbaak bv.; 1983:173-182. Note: [mission: Korowai, Kawagit, Citak Asmat].

561. Droit, Michel. Chez les mangeurs d'hommes: Conquante années de luttes apostoliques en Papouasie. Paris: La

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562. Drooglever, Pieter. De resident en de Minister of waarom westelijk Nieuw-Guinea in 1949 bij Nederland bleef.

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563. Drover, D. P.; Maddocks, I. Iron Content of Native Foods. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1975; 18: 15-17.

Note: [Port Moresby]. 564. Drover, Donald P.; Borrell, O. William. Analysis of Two Edible Clays from East Sepik, Papua New Guinea.

Science in New Guinea. 1980; 7: 6-11. Note: [Rumlau vill Kairiru, Toanumbu vill].

565. Drummond, Lee. The Serpent's Children: Semiotics of Cultural Genesis in Arawak and Trobriand Myth.

American Anthropologist. 1981; 83: 633-660. Note: [from lit: Trobriand Is].

566. Dryden, Richard. Birth Defects: Traditional Explanations of Causation Recalled by Medical and Dental Students

in Papua New Guinea at the Commencement of Their Preclinical Education. Papua New Guinea MedicalJournal. 1990; 33: 207-210. Note: [general PNG].

567. Dryden, Richard. Handicapped Babies -- Who Should Care? In: Stratigos, Susan; Hughes, Philip J., Editors. The

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Ethics of Development, Vol. 2: Justice and the Distribution of Health Care. Port Moresby: University of PapuaNew Guinea Press; 1987: 106- 111. Note: [general PNG].

568. D'Souza, E.; Bourke, R. Michael. Intensification of Subsistence Agriculture on the Nembi Plateau, Papua New

Guinea 1. General Information and Inorganic Fertilizer Trials. Papua New Guinea Journal of Agriculture, Stockand Fisheries. 1986; 34: 19- 28. Note: [fw July 1979, July 1981 - June 1982: Nembi Plateau].

569. D'Souza, E.; Bourke, R. Michael. Intensification of Subsistence Agriculture on the Nembi Plateau, Papua New

Guinea 2. Organic Fertilizer Trials. Papua New Guinea Journal of Agriculture, Stock and Fisheries. 1986; 34:29-39. Note: [fw July 1979, July 1981 - June 1982: Nembi Plateau].

570. D'Souza, E.; Bourke, R. Michael; Akus, W. L. Intensification of Subsistence Agriculture on the Nembi Plateau,

Papua New Guinea 3. Sweet Potato Cultivar Trials: Crop Rotation Trials, and Crop Introductions. Papua NewGuinea Journal of Agriculture, Stock and Fisheries. 1986; 34: 41-48. Note: [fw July 1979, July 1981 - June 1982: Nembi Plateau].

571. D'Souza, E.; Bourke, R. M. The Subsistence Agriculture Research Project. In: Allen, B. J., Editor. Agricultural

and Nutritional Studies on the Nembi Plateau, Southern Highlands. Port Moresby and Mendi: University ofPapua New Guinea and the Southern Highlands Rural Development Project; 1984: 101-111. (Department ofGeography Occasional Papers, N.S.; v. 4). Note: [agr officers 1979: Nembi Plateau].

572. D'Souza, Euclid; Bourke, R. Michael. Compost Increases Sweet Potato Yields in the Highlands. Harvest. 1982;

8(4): 171-175. Note: [Nembi Plateau, Piwa Tari].

573. D'Souza, Euclid; Bourke, R. Michael. Improving Subsistence Agriculture on the Nembi Plateau. Harvest. 1983;

9: 84-92. Note: [agr officer: Nembi Plateau].

574. D'Souza, Herman. A Land That Time Forgot. Worldmission. 1960; 11(4): 109-110.

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