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Stone Clubs of New Guinea
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  • 2010Human Adaptation and Plant Use in Highland New Guinea 49,000 to 44,000 Years Ago447 cited
  • 1993South Coast New Guinea Cultures123 cited
  • 1959Headhunting Practices of the Asmat of Netherlands New Guinea80 cited
  • 1966Stone Axe Factories in the Highlands of East New Guinea42 cited
  • 2010Thirty Years in the South Seas37 cited
  • 1941NATIVES OF LAKE KUTUBU, PAPUA23 cited
  • 1998An American Anthropologist in Melanesia15 cited
  • 1900A Classification of the Stone Clubs of British New Guinea13 cited
  • 1984Art, art objects, and ritual in the Mimika culture10 cited
  • 1951185. On the 'Mysterious' Baratu Clubs from Central New Guinea7 cited
  • 1952139. The Function and Significance of Some Ceremonial Clubs of the Marind Anim, Dutch New Guinea5 cited
  • 1964138. Stone Objects Excavated in New Guinea2 cited

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