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Dr – A bibliography, 1956–2009

ALICE BULMER

Correspondence: Alice Bulmer, Hamilton, . Email: [email protected]

This bibliography is organized into four sections. The first PUBLISHED PAPERS, THESES, BOOK CHAPTERS, section includes Susan Bulmer’s main published works and REPORTS theses. The second section includes reports and submissions written during her time working for the New Zealand 1960. Bulmer, S. Report on Archaeological Fieldwork in the New Historic Places Trust and the Department of Conservation Guinea Highlands October 1959 to May 1960 Sponsored by the American Museum of Natural History. Mimeograph. (1978–1994). Even though this volume focuses on Sue’s Anthropology Department, University of . work, I think it is appropriate to include 1962. Bulmer, R. and Bulmer, S. Figurines and other stones of her New Zealand work in a definitive bibliography. power among the Kyaka of central New Guinea. Journal of the The third section contains significant work that was Polynesian Society 71: 192–208. never published (for a variety of reasons), to the best of my 1964. Bulmer, S. and Bulmer, R. The prehistory of the Australian knowledge. The fourth section is published book reviews. New Guinea highlands. American Anthropologist 66 (4) (ii): Sue’s Papua New Guinea research material is currently 39–76. 1964. Bulmer, S. Prehistoric stone implements from the New held at Otago University. Some of the research material Guinea highlands. Oceania 34 (4): 246–268. from her New Zealand work is held at Auckland Museum. 1964. Bulmer, S. Radiocarbon dates from New Guinea. Journal of the Polynesian Society 73 (3): 327–328. Figure 1. Susan Bulmer excavating in Papua New Guinea 1966. Bulmer, S. Pig bone from two archaeological sites in the with local field assistants in 1959. Photograph by Ralph New Guinea highlands. Journal of the Polynesian Society 75 Bulmer. Original in Anthropology (4): 504–505. Department Photographic Archive. 1966. Bulmer, S. The Prehistory of the Australian New Guinea Highlands: A Discussion of Archaeological Field Survey and Excavations, 1959–1960. Unpublished MA thesis, University of Auckland. 1969. Bulmer, S. New Guinea’s laws concerning National Cultural Property. ManInNewGuinea1 (3): 2–5. 1969. Bulmer, S. Archaeological fieldwork in Papua and New Guinea to 1969. ManInNewGuinea1 (5): 8–13. 1969. Bulmer, S. Archaeological Field Survey and Excavations in Central Papua, 1968. Multilith. Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua and New Guinea. 1969. Bulmer, S. Recent archaeological discoveries in Central Papua. Australian Natural History September, pp. 229–233. 1970. Bulmer S. (ed.), Records of the Papua and New Guinea Museum, volumes 1–2, Papua and New Guinea Museum, Port Moresby. 1970. Bulmer, S. and Clarke, W. Two stone spear or dagger heads from the Bismarck Mountains, Australian New Guinea. Records of the Papua and New Guinea Museum 1 (1): 42–45. 1970. Bulmer, S. and Tomasetti, W. A stone replica of a bronze socketed axe from the Chimbu District of Australian New Guinea. Records of the Papua and New Guinea Museum 1(1): 38–41. 1970. Radford, A. and Bulmer, S. A prehistoric assemblage of artefacts from Soroputa Village, Northern District, Papua. Records of the Papua and New Guinea Museum 1 (1): 29–37. 1970. Bulmer, S. Archaeological investigations at the Koigen Site, near Wewak, East Sepik District. Records of the Papua and New Guinea Museum 1 (2): 16–36.

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1971. Bulmer, S. Archaeological investigations at the Koigen site, 1983. Bulmer, S. Waitete Pa: An early nineteenth century fishing near Wewak, East Sepik District. Records of the Papua and fortification. In S. Bulmer, G. Law and D. Sutton (eds), ALot New Guinea Museum 1 (2): 16–36. of Spadework To Be Done: Essays in Honour of Lady Aileen 1971. Bulmer, S. Two old Sepik pots presented to the museum. Fox, pp. 26–63. Monograph 14. New Zealand Archaeological Records of the Papua and New Guinea Museum 1 (2): 41– Association, Auckland. 46. 1985. Bulmer, S. Papuan Pottery – An archaeological 1971. Bulmer, S. Prehistoric settlement patterns and pottery types consideration. Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association Bulletin 6: in the Port Moresby area: A preliminary review. Journal of the 123–132. Papua New Guinea Society 5 (2): 28–91. 1987. Bulmer, S. Prehistoric settlement patterns in the volcanic 1971. Bulmer, S. Rescue archaeology and the Papua New Guinea fields of Taamaki: A review. Man and Culture in Oceania 3 Archaeological Survey. ManinNewGuinea3(4): 4–11. (Special Issue): 133–155. 1971. Bulmer, S. An archaeological reconnaissance of the Arona 1989. Bulmer, S. Gardens in the south: Diversity and change in Valley, Eastern Highlands District, Papua New Guinea. prehistoric Maaori agriculture. In D.R. Harris and G.C. Mimeograph. Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Hillman (eds), Foraging and Farming: The Evolution of Plant University of Papua New Guinea. Exploitation, pp. 689–703. Unwin Hyman, London. 1971. Bulmer, S. Pottery Variation and Change in New Guinea 1989. Bulmer, S. Mid-stream: Some thoughts on the evolution of and its Implications for Prehistoric Settlement. Mimeograph. site protection in a bi-cultural New Zealand. In D.R. Croes Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of (ed.), Circum-Pacific Prehistory Conference Proceedings, 6: Papua New Guinea. Rescue Archaeology in Pacific Development. Washington State 1972. Bulmer, S. Schools and the Papua New Guinea University Press, Pullman, WA. Archaeological Survey. Curriculum Bulletin 3: 1–3. Secondary 1991. Bulmer, S. Variation and change in stone tools in the Social Science Project, Papua New Guinea Department of highlands of Papua New Guinea: The witness of Wanelek. In Education. A. Pawley (ed.), Man and a Half: Essays in Pacific 1973. Bulmer, S. Notes on 1972 Excavations at Wanlek. Working Anthropology and Ethnobiology in Honour of , Papers in Anthropology, Archaeology, Linguistics and Maori pp. 470–478. Memoir 48. The Polynesian Society, Studies 29. University of Auckland, Department of Auckland. Anthropology. 1991. Bulmer, S. Archaeology and indigenous rights: The World 1974. Bulmer, S. Settlement and Economy in Prehistoric Papua Archaeological Congress Code of Ethics from an New Guinea: A Review of the Archaeological Evidence. archaeologist’s point of view. Archaeology In New Zealand 34: Working Papers in Anthropology, Archaeology, Linguistics and 54–58. Maori Studies 30. University of Auckland, Department of 1993. Bulmer, S. City without a state? Urbanisation in Anthropology. pre-European Taamaki-makau-rau (Auckland, New Zealand). 1975. Bulmer, S. Settlement and economy in prehistoric Papua In The Development of Urbanism from a Global Perspective. New Guinea: A review of the archeological evidence Journal University of Uppsala, Uppsala. http://www.arkeologi.uu.se/ de la Societ´ e´ des Oceanistes´ 31: 7–75. Forskning/Publikationer/Digital/Development_of_Urbanism/ 1975. Johnston, G. and Bulmer, S. A Revised Bibliography of New (accessed 2 June 2016). Guinea Archaeology. Working Papers in Anthropology, 1995. Bulmer, S. Nga mara – Traditional Maori gardens. In M. Archaeology, Linguistics and Maori Studies 43. University of Bradbury (ed.), A History of the Garden in New Zealand, Auckland, Department of Anthropology. pp. 17–37. Penguin, Auckland. 1977. Bulmer, S. Waisted blades and axes: A functional 1996. Bulmer, S. Settlement patterns in Tamaki-makau-rau interpretation of some early stone tools from Papua New revisited. In J.M. Davidson, G. Irwin, B.F. Leach, A. Pawley Guinea. In R.V.S. Wright (ed.), Stone Tools as Cultural and D. Brown (eds), Oceanic Culture History: Essays in Markers: Change, Evolution and Complexity, pp. 40–59. Honour of Roger Green, pp. 641–655. Special Publication. AIAS, Canberra/Humanities Press, Atlantic Highlands, NJ. New Zealand Journal of Archaeology, Dunedin. 1977. Bulmer, S. Between the mountain and the plain: Prehistoric 1998. Bulmer, S. Rethinking the origins and spread of agriculture settlement and environment in the Kaironk Valley. In J.H. and animal domestication in New Guinea. Abstract for paper Winslow (ed.), The Melanesian Environment, pp. 61–73. ANU presented to IPPA Congress, Melaka, Malaysia. Indo-Pacific Press, Canberra. Prehistory Association Bulletin 17: 29. 1978. Bulmer, S. Prehistoric Culture Change in the Port Moresby 1999. Bulmer, S. Revisiting red slip: The Laloki style pottery of Region. Unpublished PhD thesis, University of Papua New Southern Papua and its possible relationship to Lapita. In J.-C. Guinea, Port Moresby. Galipaud and I. Lilley (eds), The Western Pacific from 5,000 to 1979. Bulmer, S. Prehistoric ecology and economy in the Port 2,000 BP,Colonisation and Transformation, pp. 543–577. IRD Moresby region. New Zealand Journal of Archaeology 1: 5–27. editions, Paris. 1982. Bulmer, S. Human ecology and cultural variation in 2001. Bulmer, S. Lapita dogs and singing dogs and the history of prehistoric New Guinea, Monographiae Biologicae 42: the dog in New Guinea. In G.R. Clark, A.J. Anderson and T. 169–206. Vunidilo (eds), The Archaeology of Lapita Dispersal in 1982. Bulmer, S. West of Bootless Inlet: Archaeological evidence Oceania: Papers from the Fourth Lapita Conference June for prehistoric trade in the Port Moresby area and the origins of 2000, Canberra, Australia, pp. 183–201. Pandanus Books, for the hiri.InT.Dutton(ed.),The Hiri in History: Further the Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian Aspects of Long Distance Motu Trade in Central Papua, National University ANU, Canberra. pp. 117–130. Pacific Research Monograph 8. Australian 2003. Koler-Matznick, J., Brisbin, I.L., Feinstein, M. and Bulmer, National University, Canberra. S. An updated description of the New Guinea singing dog 1983. Bulmer, S., Law, G. and Sutton, D. (eds), A Lot of (Canis hallstromi, Troughton 1957). Journal of Zoology 261: Spadework To Be Done: Essays in Honour of Lady Aileen Fox. 109–118. Monograph 14. New Zealand Archaeological Association, 2004. Bulmer, S. A New York Yankee in Aotearoa. In M. Auckland. 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Zealand Archaeological Association. Archaeology in New 1983. Rickard, V.,Veart, D. and Bulmer, S. A Review of Zealand 47 (4): 58–61. Archaeological Stone Structures of South Auckland.New 2005. Bulmer, S. Reflections in stone: Axes and the beginnings of Zealand Historic Places Trust, Auckland. agriculture in the Central Highlands of New Guinea. In A. 1983. Bulmer, S. Archaeology for the People in the 1980s: A Pawley, R. Attenborough, J. Golson and R. Hide (eds), Papuan Discussion Paper for the Auckland Regional Committee, New Pasts: Cultural, Linguistic and Biological Histories of Zealand Historic Places Trust. New Zealand Historic Places Papuan-Speaking Peoples, pp. 387–450. Pacific Trust, Auckland. Linguistics/RSPAS, Australian National University, 1984. Bulmer, S. Sources for the Archaeology of the Maori Canberra. Settlement of the Tamaki Volcanic District. New Zealand 2005. Bulmer, S. The stones of Pasismanua revisited. In C. Gross, Historic Places Trust, Auckland. H. Lyons and D. Counts (eds), A Polymath Anthropologist: 1984. Veart, D., Foster, R. and Bulmer, S. Archaeological Essays in Honour of Ann Chowning, pp. 23–34. Research in Mapping of the Wiri Railway Site (N42/1225). New Zealand Anthropology and Linguistics Monograph 6. Department of Historic Places Trust, Auckland. Anthropology, University of Auckland, Auckland. 1985. Veart, D., Rickard, V.and Bulmer, S. Archaeological 2007. Bulmer, S. Pottery styles at Wanelek, Papua New Guinea. In Mapping of the Flatrock Site, South Auckland. New Zealand A. Anderson, K. Green and F. Leach (eds), Vastly Ingenious: Historic Places Trust, Auckland. The Archaeology of Pacific Material Culture in Honour of 1985. Bulmer, S. Auckland’s vanishing stonefield sites. Auckland Janet M. Davidson, pp. 277–290. Otago University Press, Regional Committee of the New Zealand Historic Places Trust Dunedin. Newsletter 14: 1–4. 2007. Koler-Matznick, J., Yates, B., Bulmer, S. and Brisbin, I.L. 1986. Bulmer, S. The Prehistoric Village Site at Hamlins Hill The New Guinea singing dog: Its status and scientific (R11/142). New Zealand Historic Places Trust, Auckland. importance. Australian Mammalogy 29: 47–56. 1986. Bulmer, S. The archaeological sites of Muriwhenua: A 2008. Horrocks, M., Bulmer, S. and Gardner, R. Plant review. Submission to the Waitangi Tribunal, December 1986, microfossils in prehistoric archaeological deposits from Te Hapua. Yuku rock shelter, Western Highlands, Papua New 1986. Bulmer, S. Submission to the Waitangi Tribunal re: claim by Guinea. Journal of Archaeological Science 35: 290– Ngati Kahu re land at Taipa, Haiti Tai Marangai Marae, 301. 22 October 1986. 2009. Sutton, A., Mountain, M.J., Aplin, K., Bulmer, S. and 1987. Bulmer, S. Archaeological Investigations of the Stonefields Denham, T. Archaeozoological records for the highlands of Sites of Taamaki Makaurau. New Zealand Historic Places New Guinea: A review of current evidence. Australian Trust, Auckland. Archaeology 69: 41–58. 1987. Bulmer, S. and Best, S. Archaeology in the City of Auckland: Is There a Future for Our Past? A report from the Auckland NEW ZEALAND HISTORIC PLACES TRUST, NEW Regional Committee of the New Zealand Historic Places Trust. ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION 1987. Bulmer, S. and Tubb, B. A proposal for the (DOC) PUBLICATIONS, WAITANGI TRIBUNAL protection/acquisition of historic stonefields at Otuataua (Mangere). Department of Conservation, Auckland. 1978. Bulmer, S. Site Survey in the Auckland Metropolitan Area. 1989. Bulmer, S. Adaption to climate variation and change in New Zealand Historic Places Trust, Auckland. early Aotearoa: some lessons for the future. In Human 1978. Bulmer, S. Archaeological Site Survey at Taharoa C Block, Dynamics of Climate Change in New Zealand: Research Needs January 1978. New Zealand Historic Places Trust, Auckland. and Strategies, Chapter 4. Social Sciences Research Fund 1978. Bulmer, S. Preliminary Report on Excavations at Waitete Pa Committee, Wellington. (N46-7/14), 16–30 May 1978. New Zealand Historic Places 1990. Bulmer, S. The archaeology of Northland and the position Trust, Auckland. of Waipoua. Submission to Waitangi Tribunal WAI-38, 1980–1985. Bulmer, S. Reports of the Regional Archaeologist, Document H15. Auckland, to the New Zealand Historic Places Trust. 1991. Bulmer, S. Maori traditions and history of Mangere, and 1980. Bulmer, S. The Archaeological Sites of Aotea (Great Archaeology. In Preliminary Policy Guidelines for the Barrier Island) and Their Management. New Zealand Historic Management of Mangere Mountain Reserve: Submission to Places Trust, Auckland. Manukau City Council, pp. 7–21. Department of Conservation, 1981. Bulmer, S. Prehistoric and Early Historic Burial Sites on Auckland. Waiheke Island. New Zealand Historic Places Trust, Auckland. 1994. Bulmer, S. Sources for the Archaeology of the Maaori 1981. Macdonald, J. and Bulmer, S. Archaeological Sites of West Settlement of the Taamaki Volcanic District. Science and Manukau City. New Zealand Historic Places Trust, Auckland. Research Series No. 63. Head Office, Department of 1981. Bulmer, S. and Macdonald, J. Archaeological Sites of the Conservation, Wellington. Hauraki Gulf Maritime Park. New Zealand Historic Places Trust, Auckland. 1982. Bulmer, S. A Bibliography of Auckland and Northland UNPUBLISHED PAPERS AND SO ON Archaeology. New Zealand Historic Places Trust, Auckland. 1982. Cramond, B., Bulmer, S. and Lilburn, K. Archaeological 1956. Hirsh, S. A study of Socio-Economic Values of Samoan Survey of the Wiri Oil Terminal site (N42/1224). New Zealand Intermediate School Students in Hawaii. Unpublished MA Historic Places Trust, Auckland. dissertation, University of Hawaii. 1982. Bulmer, S. Archaeological Sites of Mt Wellington Borough. 1967. Bulmer, S. with The Fernfire Singers Sweat in the Sun, New Zealand Historic Places Trust, Auckland. Mate. Sound recording, Auckland Archaeological Society. 1983. Bulmer, S. Preliminary Report on Archaeological 1979. Bulmer, S. Archaeology in the Auckland metropolitan Excavations at the Wiri Oil Terminal Site (N42/1224).New area – Retrospect and prospects. Paper presented to 49th Zealand Historic Places Trust, Auckland. ANZAAS Conference, Auckland.

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1980. Bulmer, S. Archaeological investigations at Maungakiekie 2006. Fox, A. and Bulmer, S. Maungakiekie – One Tree Hill – The (N42/6), Auckland. Paper read to the New Zealand Story of a Maori Town. Unpublished book draft. Archaeological Association conference. 2006. Bulmer, S. Deconstructing waisted blades: An analysis 1983. Bulmer, S. Prehistoric Polynesian gardens at Wiri. Paper of Pleistocene axes and axe-like artefacts in the Central presented to the International Congress of Archaeological and Highlands of New Guinea. Paper presented to IPPA Congress, Ethnological Sciences, Vancouver. Manila. 1985. Bulmer, S. Reconstructing the environment of volcanic 2008. Bulmer, S. Pigs and people in New Guinea: Archaeological Auckland – The last 1,000 years at Matukurua. Paper presented evidence and ethnographic models. to the 2nd Archaeometry Conference, Canberra. 1987. Bulmer, S. Space and settlement size on the volcanic cone paa of Taamaki. Seminar paper, University of Auckland, REVIEWS, CORRESPONDENCE Department of Anthropology. 1987. Bulmer, S. Settlement patterns in the volcanic stonefields of 1962. Bulmer, S. Review of Cranstone, B.A.L. Melanesia: A Short Taamaki. Paper presented to IPPA Congress, Tokyo. Ethnography. Journal of the Polynesian Society 71: 352. 1988. Bulmer, S. Ngaa Tiimatanga – the beginnings: A model for 1974. National Archaeological Site Designation. Archaeology and the colonization of Aotearoa. Paper presented to NZAA Physical Anthropology in Oceania 9: 162. Conference. 1979. Bulmer, S. Review of Watson, V.D. and Cole, J.D. 1989. Bulmer, S. and Green, K.C. Laws and their limitations: Prehistory of the Eastern Highlands of New Guinea. Journal of Protection of waahi tapu in New Zealand. Paper presented to the Polynesian Society 88: 359–362. the World Archaeological Congress Inter-Congress, South 1981. Hamel, J. and Bulmer, S. Review of Brailsford, B. The Dakota. Tattooed Land, in Jones, K.L. (ed.), Selected Papers from the 1998. Bulmer, S. At the edge of the range: Rethinking the origins Goldfields Seminar, Cromwell, 1–3 October 1980. NZAA of agriculture in the New Guinea high valleys. Paper presented Newsletter 24: 205–208. to the IPPA Congress, Melaka, Malaysia. 1982. Bulmer, S. Review of Swadling, P. Papua New Guinea’s 2002. Bulmer, S. The natural and cultural history of the New Prehistory: An Introduction. NZAA Newsletter 25: 151. Guinea pig. Paper presented to the International Council for 1997. Bulmer, S. Review of Jones, K.L. Nga Tohuwhenua Mai Te Archaeozoology conference, Durham, UK. Rangi: A New Zealand Archaeology in Aerial Photographs. 2002. Bulmer, S. Stone axes and adzes in the New Guinea Journal of the Polynesian Society 106: 193–194. highlands and their implications for the Lapita cultural 2001. Bulmer, S. Review of Hampton, O.W. “Bud.” Culture of complex. Paper presented to the International Conference for Stone: Sacred and Profane Uses of Stone among the Dani. the 50th anniversary of the first Lapita excavation (July 1952), The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 7: 780– Noumea. 781.

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