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1984
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Volume 2, No. 4
F$6.00
Theodore
Kleinschmidt, by Fergus Clunie
Theodore Kleinschmidt's notes on the hill tribes of Viti Levu, 1877-1878,
edited by Herbert Tischner, translated by Stefanie Waine, with notes
by Fergus Clunie |
1985
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Volume 3, No. 1
F$6.00
The
mana, or mangrove-lobster, by G. Pillai
Fijian and Tongan war arrows, by Fergus Clunie |
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Volume 3, No. 2
F$6.00
Faces
from the fifties, by Fergus Clunie
Aquatic species introduced to Fiji, by Scott Andrews
Ornithological observations on Rabe Island, Fiji, by Nigel Langham |
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Volume 3, No. 3
F$6.00
Seabird
nesting colonies of the Ringgold Islands,
by Fergus Clunie
A brief environmental history of Fiji. The ice ages and human habitation
before European contact, by John Gibbons.
A substantially complete lapita bowl from Tongatapu on display in
the Fiji Museum, by Dirk H.R. Spennemann.
Presentation of Ogilvie documents to the Fiji Museum. |
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Volume 3, No. 4
F$6.00
The
distribution of Fijian land and freshwater birds, based on the collections
and observations of the Whitney South Sea expedition by Dick Watling.
Notes on the bats and birds of Rotuma by Fergus Clunie. |
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1986
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Volume 4, No. 1
F$6.00
The
centre-poled houses of western Vitilevu,
by Susan Freeman
Letters from the highlands of Vitilevu, 1877,
by John Archibald Boyd, edited by Fergus Clunie
John Archibald Boyd, by Fergus Clunie |
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Volume 4, No. 2
F$6.00
Background
to Arthur J.L. Gordon's narrative, 1875,
by Fergus Clunie
An account of Mr Walter Carew's tour of the Island of Na Viti on
behalf of the government - 1875, by Arthur John Lewis Gordon
Saulaca: Fijian sail needles, by Dirk H.R. Spennemann
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Volume 4, No. 3
F$6.00
Travels
in the interior of Viti Levu, by Eduard Graeffe, translated by Stefanie
Vuikaba Waine, with notes by Fergus Clunie and Philip A. Snow |
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Volume 4, No. 4
F$6.00
Lali
- the drums of Fiji, by Rod Ewins
A slit-gong club from Fiji, by Fergus Clunie |
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1987
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Volume 5, Nos. 1-2
F$6.00
Dedication
to John R.H. Gibbons, 1946-1986, by Fergus Clunie
Sea-level and tectonic changes in the Pacific Basin, with emphasis
on Holocene changes in Fiji, by Patrick D. Nunn
A faunal survey of Yaduataba Island reserve with particular reference
to the crested iguana, by W.A. Laurie, H. Uryu and Dick Watling
Cannibalism in Fiji: the analysis of butchering marks on human bones
and the historical record, by Dirk H.R. Spennemann
A human bone thatching needle from Vanuabalavu Island, Fiji, by
Dirk H.R. Spennemann
Roko Tui Dreketi's human skull yaqona cup by Fergus Clunie
Journey to Nandronga River, 1865, by Henry M. Jones, with introduction
and explanatory notes by John T. Parry
A Fijian ancestor image collected by Rev. John Hunt, 1838-1848,
by Fergus Clunie
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Volume 5, Nos. 3-4
F$6.00
A
preliminary report on the Sigatoka burials, by Simon Best
Nepalese in Fiji, by C.C.M. Griffin
Customs and beliefs in upland Vitilevu, by Jean de Marzan |
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1988
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Volume 6, Nos. 1-4
F$6.00
Sugar
from Taveuni, by Peter F. Dyer
The rarest printed work on the Pacific, by Philip Snow
Uplift and subsidence in Fiji, by Patrick D. Nunn
Fiji's coins and currency I: the Sandon pound, by K.A. Rodgers and
Carol Cantrell.
Fiji's coins and currency II: the brass threepence, by K.A. Rodgers
Ring-ditches in Tokatoka district, Fiji, by John Overton and Joseph
Chung
Some liku designs of the 1870s, by Jane Roth
Petroglyphs at Maqere, Tavua, Vitilevu, by John T. Parry and Dick
Watling
Worked surfaces - mortars and hones at Maqere, Tavua, Vitilevu,
by John T. Parry and Dick Watling |
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1989
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Volume 7, Nos. 1-4
F$6.00
Planters
and plantations in Vitilevu - 1875: an historical geography, by
John T. Parry
Observations on the giant Fiji long-horn beetle, Xixuthrus heros
(Heer), by P.A. Ryan, R.A. Beaver and G.F. Bornemessiza
A list of adzes at the Fiji Museum, by Dirk H.R. Spennemann
Alpinia boia - the world's largest ginger: some ecological implications
for Fijian rain forests, by A.N. Gillison
Notes on the fauna of Laucala and Matagi Islands, Fiji, by Dick
Watling |
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1990
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Volume 8, Nos. 1-4
F$11.00
Stylistic
change of Fijian pottery.
Part I: Form, by Rosa Rossitto
Stylistic change of Fijian pottery.
Part II: Decoration, by Rosa Rossitto |
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1995
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Volume 9, Nos. 1-2
F$11.00
Nose-flute
music of Fiji, by Peter Crowe
Qoma pottery: a preliminary report, by Paul Geraghty
Making a Fijian pot, by Education Department, Fiji Museum
John Archibald Boyd and Fijian artifacts and human remains in the
Macleay Museum, University of Sydney, by Susie Davies
Glass plate negatives collection of the Fiji Museum, by William
Copeland |
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1996
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Volume 10, No. 1
F$11.00
A
special issue on the Koroyanitu National Park.
A message from the editor, Christine Burke
Koroyanitu: Introduction
SPREP support for Koroyanitu by Joe Reti
Towards sustainable livelihood: The Koroyanitu development programme
by Jale O. Baba
Koroyanitu National Park project: A preliminary analysis of archaeological
sites by John Parry
The biodiversity of Koroyanitu National Park by Randy Thaman |
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Volume 10, No. 2
F$11.00
A
message from the Director of the Fiji Museum by Kate Vusoniwailala
How Fijians came to Fiji, and what they did when they arrived by
Patrick D. Nunn
The Image of Hikule'o (A Tongan-style Goddess in the Fiji Museum)
by David V. Burley
Visual Language, A 19th Century Example by Mara Jevera Fulmer
Historical notes on Suva (Part 1) by Colman Wall, edited by Paul
Geraghty |
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1997
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Volume 11, No.1
F$11.00
Thinking
the Pacific: A Kanak view, as expressed by Jean-Marie Tjibaou by
Professor Erik Waddell
Kava - ceremonial drink to wonder drug - and who benefits ? by Professor
Bill Aalbersberg
Pregnant bodies and interpersonal boundaries in Fiji by Anne E Becker
Sketches in Fijian History (part 2) by Colman Wall |
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Volume 11, No.2
F$11.00
Fijian
double-spouted vessels by Geoffrey Clark & Tarisi Sorovi-Vunidilo
Historical notes on Suva (part 2) by Colman Wall, edited by Paul
Geraghty |
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1999
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Volume 12, No.1
F$11.00
A
special issue on Kadavu
Feejeean Islands by John Jackson
The island of Kadavu by JP Thomson
Legend of the elevation of Mount Washington, Kadavu by GAFW Beauclerc
Tanovo - the God on Ono by W. Deene
Early human settlement and the possibility of contemporaneous volcanism,
western Kadavu, Fiji by Patrick D. Nunn
The revival of pottery-making in Yawe, Kadavu by Tarisi Sorovi-Vunidilo
& Kate Vusoniwailala
Physiography, ethnobotany and cultural importance of the fluvial
environment, interpreted from stream names on Kadavu island, Fiji
by James Terry & Lani Vakatawa |
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Vol.12, No.2
F$11.00
A
preliminary report on archaeological research in the Yasawa Islands
by Terry Hunt, Karen Aronson, Ethan Cochrane, Julie Field, Lisa
Humphrey & Timothy Rieth
The prey of Peregrine Falcons (Falco Peregrinus) as determined by
skeletal remains from Joske's Thumb, Vitilevu by TH Worthy
Historical Notes on Suva (Part 3) by Colman Wall, edited by Paul
Geraghty |
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2000
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Vol.13, No.1
F$11.00
Na
sala ni ibe: A path of mats by Jacqueline Ryle
Old wars of western Fiji by Isikeli Nadalo
The role of the Fiji (National) Museum in collecting oral traditions
by Sagale Buadromo & Jotika Singh Ramos
Fijian canoes by Sela Vuinakasa Rayawa |
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Vol.13, No.2
F$11.00
Spatial
patterning of a Lapita landscape at an archaeological site in the
West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea by J F Parr, C J Lentfer
& W E Boyd
Naigani Island and its historical connections with Ovalau &
Moturiki
Islands: convergences between legend and fact by Aviuta Ramoli &
Patrick D Nunn
Archaeological and palaeoenvironmental investigations on Yacata
Island, northern Lau, Fiji Islands by Geoffrey Clark and Geoffrey
Hope |
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| 2001 |
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Vol.14, Nos. 1 & 2
F$11.00
Emergence
of the Fijian Identity - a monograph by Judith Croasdell |
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| 2002 |
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Vol.15, No 1
F$11.00
Freshwater
molluscs of Fiji by Alison Haynes
Rukunikoro: Reconstruction of a late prehistoric fortification on
Cikobia Island (Macuata), Fiji by C. Sand, J. Bolé, D. Baret,
A. Ouetcho & F. Valentin
The Manila brig revisited - the brig Concepcion cut off at Fiji
in 1825 by Rod Levesque
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Vol. 15, No. 2
F$11.00
Kava
and liver toxicity. What is the fuss about ? by RFW Moulds &
J Malani
Cultural heritage in the Fiji Islands: The issue of protection and
the illicit trafficking of artifacts by S Buadromo, J Singh &
J Bacchiochi
The meaning of some Indian customs as practised in Fiji by AW McMillan
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2003 |
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Vol. 16, No. 1
F$11.00
An early Lapita site on Moturiki Island, Central Fiji: Preliminary
Report by Patrick D. Nunn, Sepeti Matararaba & Roselyn Kumar.
Inland and coastal Lapita settlement on Viti Levu Island, Fiji:
New Data by Roselyn Kumar & Patrick D. Nunn.
Pottery Making in Nasigatoka by J.B. Palmer.
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Vol. 16, No. 2
F$11.00
Archaeological and GIS-based research in the Sigatoka Valley, Fiji
by Julie S Field, Ph.D
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