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THE PERSISTENCE OF TRADITIONAL SETTLEMENT PATTERN: AN EXAMPLE FROM CENTRAL NEW IRELAND
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  • 1956A Solomon Island Society: Kinship and Leadership Among the Siuai of Bougainville.74 cited
  • 1969A survey of New Guinea languages50 cited

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  • 1974ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECONNAISSANCE IN CENTRAL NEW IRELAND6 cited
  • 1984Settlement Pattern Studies in Oceania: An Introduction to a Symposium5 cited

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