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| Article referenced in Glen Lean's thesis |
GLEC folder or library reference |
Website Reference |
| The following articles
have been scanned in full or in part and available by hyperlink.
They are the more interesting, relevant articles available under
copyright laws from those collected by Glen Lean. |
| Allen, J. (1984). In search
of the Lapita homeland. Journal of Pacific History, 19 (3 - 4),
186 - 201. |
Folder A |
16p, all, ALL |
| Alkire, W.H. (1970). Systems
of measurement on Woleai Atoll, Caroline Islands. Anthropos, 65,
1 - 73. |
Folder A |
66p, pp. 8-73, ALK |
| Armstrong, W.E. (1928). Rossel
Island: An ethnological study. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press. |
UOG lib PNGR301.29953 ARM |
10p, pp. 67-82, 85-87, 178 ARM1 |
| Arnold, J.K. (1928). A grammar
of the language of Edugaura. Port Moresby: Government Printer. |
Folder A |
2p, ARN1 |
| Barnes, R.H. (1982). Number
and number use in Kedang, Indonesia. Man, 17(1), 1-22. |
Folder B |
24p, BAR1 |
| Bellwood, P.S. (1979). Oceanic
Context. In J.D. Jennings (Ed.), The prehistory of Polynesia (pp.6-26)
map from R. Green, p. 28. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University
Press. |
Folder B |
9p, pp. 15-22, 28, BEL1 |
| Best, E. (1907). Maori numeration,
the vigesimal system. Journal of the Polynesian Society, 16, 94-98. |
Folder B & Polynesia folder I |
5p, BES1 |
| Best, E. (1918). The Maori
system of measurement. New Zealand Journal of Science and Technology,
1, 26 - 32. |
Folder B |
7p, all, BES2 |
| Bowers, N. (1977). Kapauku
numeration: Reckoning, racism, scholarship and Melanesian counting
systems. Journal of the Polynesian Society, 86, 105-116. |
Folder B |
13p, all, BOW1 |
| Bowers, N., & Lepi, P. (1975).
Kaugel valley systems of reckoning. Journal of the Polynesian Society,
84(3), 309-324. |
Folder B |
16p, all, BOW2 |
| Brown, G. (1877). Notes on
the Duke of York Group, New Britain, and New Ireland. Journal of
Royal Geographical Society , 47, 137-50. |
Folder B |
15p, PP137-150, BRO1 |
| Capell, A. (1951-52).
Languages of Bogia District, New Guinea. Oceania, 21, 130-209. |
Folder C |
8p, between pp. 135-197, CAP2 |
| Bulmer, S. (1975). Settlement
and economy in prehistoric Papua New Guinea: A review of the archaeological
evidence. Journal de la Societe des Oceanistes, 31 (46), 7-75. |
Folder B |
p3p, pp. 43-75, BUL2 |
| Carter, G.G. (nd). Some grammatical
notes on the Teop dialect. Journal of the Polynesian Society, 230-242. |
Folder C |
2p, pp. 230, 242 |
| Chalmers, J. & Ray, S.H.
(1903). A vocabulary of the Bugi language, British New Guinea.
Vocabularies of the Bugilai and Tagota Dialects, British New Guinea,
Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland,
32, 111-116. |
Folder C |
1p, p. 111 |
| Cheetham, B. (1978). Counting
and number in Huli. Papua New Guinea Journal of Education, 14 (Special
Issue), 16-47. |
Box J |
31p 16-46 CHE2 |
| Cheyne, A. (1852). A description
of islands in the western Pacific Ocean, north and south of the
Equator with sailing directions, together with productions, manners
and customs of the natives, and vocabularies of their various languages.
London: J.D.Potter. |
Folder C |
Selected 7p181c196, CHE1 |
| Chinnery, E.W.P. (1926(a)).
Natives of certain villages of the Mandated territory of New Guinea.
Territory of New Guinea Anthropological Report No. 1. |
Folder C |
3p109, 110, 215, CHI2 |
| Chinnery, E.W.P. (1928).
Certain natives in south New Britain and Dampier Straits, Territory
of New Guinea Anthropological Report No. 3. |
Folder C |
7p, between pp. 24-44, 99-100, CHI1 |
| Chinnery, E.W.P. (1931(a)).
Natives of the Waria, Williams and Bialolo Watersheds, Territory
of New Guinea Anthropological Report No. 4, 3-63. |
Folder C |
1 picture of bridge, p. 125, CHI4 |
| Chinnery, E.W.P. (1934).
Mountain tribes of the mandated territory of New Guinea from Mt.
Chapman to Mt. Hagen. Man, 34, 113-121. |
Folder C |
4p,118-121, CHI3 |
| Chowning, A. (1991). Proto
Oceanic culture: The evidence from Melanesia. In R.A. Blust (Ed.),
Currents in Pacific linguistics: Papers on Austronesian languages
and ethnolinguistics in honour of George W. Grace (C-117) (pp.43-75).
Canberra: Pacific Linguistics. |
Folder C |
2p, 70-71, CHO1 |
| Codrington, R.H. (1885).
The Melanesian languages. Oxford: Clarendon Press. |
Folder C |
selected COD1 |
| Crossley, J.N. (1980). The
emergence of number. Victoria: The Upside Down A Book Co. |
Origin of number folder I |
CRO1 |
| Counts, D.R. (1970). The
vula of Kaliai: A primitive currency with commercial use. Oceania,
41(2), 90-105. |
Folder C SIL lib |
8p, pp. 98-105 COU1 |
| Cowan, H.K.J. (1950-51).
Notes on Sentani grammar, Oceania, 21, 227-228. |
Folder C & IrianJaya folder I |
2p, COW1 |
| Dahl, O.C. (1976). Proto
Austronesian. Scandinavian Institute of Asian Studies, Monograph
Series No. 15. Lund: Studentlitteratur. |
Folder D |
4p, 126-129, DAH1 |
| Danks, B. (1888). On the shell-money
of New Britain. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute
of Great Britain and Ireland, 17, 305-317. |
Folder D |
17p, all, DAN1 |
| Dixon, R., & Kroeber, A. (1907).
Numeral systems of the languages of California. American Anthropologist,
9, 663-690. |
Folder D |
4p, pp686-689, DIX1 |
| Eels, W.C. (1913b). Number
systems of the North American Indians: Systems of numeration. American
Mathematical Monthly, 20(10), 293-299. |
Folder E |
7p, all, EEL |
| Fillery, P. (1969). Influences
of traditional society on the teaching of number in the Waiye area
of the Chimbu district. Education Gazette, Feb, 7-10. |
Folder F |
4p, all, FIL1 |
| Firchow, I.B. (nd). Some
counting systems of central Melanesia. Unpublished manuscript,
University of California, Davis, California, USA. |
Folder F |
39p, between 1-39, FIR1 |
| Firchow, I.., Firchow,
J. and Akoitai, D. (1973).Vocabulary of Rotokas - Pidgin - English.
Summer Institute of Linguistics, Ukarumpa |
UOG lib PNGR 499.501 FIR |
1p, p.340 FIRFIR |
| Franklin, K.J. (nd). 397-413.
Reprinted from The dialects of Kewa, Pacific Linguistics B-10,
31-2; The Kewa counting system Journal of Polynesian Society (1962),
71, 188-191; Southwestern Journal of Anthropology, (1963), 19,
54-63; |
Folder F |
8p, pp.397-404, FRA2 |
| Franklin, K.J. & Franklin,
J. (1962). The Kewa counting systems. Journal of the Polynesian
Society, 71, 188-191. |
Folder F |
4p, pp.4-7, FRA1 |
| Harris, J.W. (1987). Australian
aboriginal and islander mathematics. Australian Aboriginal Studies,
2, 29-37. |
Folder H |
9p, all, HAR1 |
| Hymes, V.D. (1955). Athapaskan
numeral systems. International Journal of American Linguistics,
21, 26-45. |
Folder H |
4p, pp. 26-29, HYM1 |
| Hooley, B.A. (1978). Number
and time in central Buang. Kivung, 11(2), 152-170. |
Folder H |
1p, p. 1, HOO1 |
| Jenness, D., & Ballantyne,
A. (1928). Language, Mythology, and Songs of Bwaidoga, Goodenough
Island, S.E. Papua, Polynesian Society Memoir 8, ii-iii, 22-25,
New Plymouth, N.Z. |
Folder J |
4p, pp.4-7, JEN1 |
| Kienzie, W., & Campbell,
S. (1937-38). Notes on the natives of the Fly and Sepik River Headwaters,
New Guinea, Oceania, 8, 481. |
Folder K |
1p, p.418 |
| Lancy, D.F. (1978). Indigenous
mathematics systems: Introductions. Papua New Guinea Journal of
Education, 14 (Special Issue), 1-6, 7-15, 86-88, 173-175. |
Box I, Folder L |
21p, introductions to sections, LAN1 |
| Lancy, D.F. (1978). Cognitive
testing in the indigenous mathematics project. Papua New Guinea
Journal of Education, Special Edition Indigenous Mathematics Project,
14, 114-141. |
Folder L, Box I |
30p, all, LAN2 |
| Laycock, D.C. (1968). Languages
of the Lumi Sub-District, Oceanic Linguistics, 7, 36-66. (Sepik
languages, Pacific Linguistics (B-25), UOG lib, NG 499.501Lay/S) |
Folder L |
11p, pp. 219-229, LAY1 |
| Panoff, M. (1970). Father
arithmetic: Numeration and counting in New Britain. Ethnology,
9, 358-365. |
Folder P |
7p, pp.359-365, PAN1 |
| Pawley, A.K. (1981). Melanesian
diversity and Polynesian homogeneity : A unified explanation for
language. In K.J. Hollyman and A.K. Pawley (Eds.), Studies in Pacific
languages and cultures in honour of Bruce Biggs (pp.269-309). Auckland:
Linguistic Society of New Zealand. |
Folder P |
5p, pp. 272-275, 281 |
| Pospisil, L. (1963). The
Kapauku Papuans of west New Guinea. New York: Holt, Rinehart, and
Winston. (see critique by Bowers) |
Folder P, pp. 5-31, 77-79, 83-88 UOG lib, NG995.1POS/K, |
11p, pp 19-29, POSP1 |
| Powell, W. (1884). Wanderings
in a wild country, London: Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington. |
Folder P |
6p, pp. 255-260 POW1 |
| Pumuge, H. M. (1975). The
counting system of the Pekai-Alue tribe of the Topopul Village
in the Ialibu sub-district, Papua New Guinea. Science in New Guinea,
3(1), 19-25. |
Folder P |
7p, pp. 19-25 PUM1 |
| Ray, S.H. (1919(c)). The
Languages of Northern Papua, Journal of the Royal Anthropological
Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 49, 317-341. |
Folder R |
5p, pp. 327-331 RAA1 |
| Ray, S.H. (1923). The Languages
of the Western Division of Papua, Journal of the Royal Anthropological
Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 53, 332-360. |
Folder R |
4p, pp. 343-346 RAA4 |
| Ray, S.H. (1929). The Languages
of the Central Division of Papua. Journal of the Royal Anthropological
Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 59, 65-96. |
Folder R |
4p, pp. 79-82 RAA3 |
| Ray, S.H. (1938(a)). The
languages of the eastern Louisiade Archipelago. Bulletin of the
School of Oriental Studies, 9(2), 363-84. |
Folder R |
7p, pp. 365-366, 374-378 RAA5 |
| Ray, S.H. (1938(b)). The
Languages of the Eastern and South-Eastern Divisions of Papua,
Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain
and Ireland, 68, 153-208. |
Folder R |
9p, pp. 182-190 RAA2 |
| Salzmann, Z. (1950). A method
for analyzing numerical systems. Word, 6, 78-83. |
Folder S & Number Universals folder |
6p, all, SAL1 |
| Saxe, G.B. (1981a).
Body parts as numerals: A developmental analysis of numeration
among the Oksapmin in Papua New Guinea. Child Development, 52,
306-316. |
Folder S |
11p, all, SAX3 |
| Saxe, G.B. (1981c). When
fourth can precede second: A developmental analysis of an indigenous
numeration system among Ponam Islanders in Papua New Guinea. Journal
of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 12(1), 37-50. |
Folder S |
13p, all, SAX2 |
| Saxe, G.B. (1982). Developing
forms of arithmetical thought among the Oksapmin of Papua New Guinea.
Developmental Psychology, 18(4), 583-594. |
Folder S |
11p, all, SAX1 |
| Sayers, B.J. (1982). Aboriginal
mathematical concepts: A cultural and linguistic explanation for
some of the problems. Work Papers of SIL-AAB, Series B, Vol.8,
183-200. |
Folder S |
17p, all, SAY1 |
| Schwimmer, E. (1979).
Reciprocity and structure: A semiotic analysis of some Orokaiva
exchange data, Man, 14, 271-285. |
Folder S |
7p, pp. 276-283, SCH1 |
| Smith, G.P.S. (1978). Counting
and classification on Kiwai Island. Papua New Guinea Journal of
Education, 14 (Special issue), 53-68. |
Box J |
16P, 57-72, SMI3 |
| Smith, G.P.S. (1980). Morobe
counting systems: Some preliminary observations. Paper presented
to 14th PNG Linguistic Society Congress, University of Technology,
Lae. |
Folder S |
5P, SMI1 |
| Smith, G.P.S. (1986). Counting
and culture contact in north-east New Guinea. In P. Geraghty, L.
Carrington, & S.A. Wurm (Eds.), Focal II: Papers from the Fourth
International Conference on Austronesian Linguistics (C-94) (pp.
343-349). Canberra: Pacific Linguistics. |
Folder S |
7p, pp. 343-349, SMI2 |
| de Solla Price, D.J., & Pospisil,
L. (1965). A survival of Babylonian arithmetic in New Guinea? Indian
Journal of History of Science, 1, 30-33. |
Folder S |
3p, pp. 30-32 |
| Strathern, A.J. (1977). Mathematics
in the Moka. Papua New Guinea Journal of Education, 13(1), 16-20. |
Folder S, UOG lib |
all, STR1 |
| Strong, W.M. (1911(a)). The
Maisin language. Royal Anthropological Institue of Great Britain & Ireland,
41, 381-96. |
Folder S |
1p, p. 393 STR2 |
| Strong, W.M. (1912). Note
on the Language of Kabadi, British New Guinea, Anthropos, 7, 155-160. |
Folder S |
3p., pp. 155-157 STR3 |
| Terrell, J.E. (1981). Linguistics
and the peopling of the Pacific Islands. Journal of the Polynesian
Society, 90, 225 - 258. |
Folder T |
13p, pp. 238-251, TER1 |
| Thune, C.E. (1978). Numbers
and counting in Loboda: An example of a non-numerically oriented
culture. Papua New Guinea Journal of Education, 14, 69-80. |
Box J |
12p, THU1 |
| Williams, F.E. (1940-41).
Natives of Lake Kutubu. Oceania, 11, 121-157. |
UOGlib, Folder W+B336 |
2p, pp. 151-152, WIL1 |
| Wolfers, E.P. (1972). Counting
and numbers. In Encyclopedia of Papua and New Guinea (Vol.1) (pp.
216-220). Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. |
Folder W |
5p, all, WOL1 |
| Yallop, C. (1987). On defending
Australian Aboriginal number systems. In D.C. Laycock, & W. Winter
(Eds.), A world of language: Papers presented to Professor S.A.
Wurm on his 65th birthday (C-100) (pp. 735-743). Canberra: Pacific
Linguistics. |
Folder Y |
8p, all, YAL1 |
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