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THE JOURNAL OF THE POLYNESIAN SOCIETY VOLUME 127 No.2 JUNE 2018 INDEX TO VOLUME 126 Annual General Meeting 2017: Prestige and Persuasion in Late Minutes, 263–65. 18th-Century Tongan Material Briden, Shar. see Johns, Dilys. Culture, 443–68, figs. Calnitsky, Naomi Alisa. On the Hernann, Andrew. Settler Colonialism “Margins” of Empire? Toward a and (Re)conciliation: Frontier History of Hawaiian Labour and Violence, Affective Performances, Settlement in the Pacific Northwest, and Imaginative Refoundings, by 417–42, fig. Penelope Edmonds, 123–25. Cheer, Joseph M. Making the Modern Hopkins, Jaime Uluwehi. The World Primitive: Cultural Tourism in the and All the Things Upon It: Trobriand Islands, by Michelle Native Hawaiian Geographies of MacCarthy, 494–96. Exploration, by David A. Chang, Coote, Jeremy. Tracking Travelling 355–57. Taonga: A Narrative Review of Huntsman, Judith. Obituary: Antony How Maori Items Got to London Bramston Hooper (1932–2016), from 1798, to Salem in 1802, 1807 141–44; The Treasured Things of and 1812, and Elsewhere up to Tokelau, 253–82, figs. 1840, by Rhys Richards, 497–501. Irwin, Geoffrey. see Johns, Dilys. Davletshin, Albert. Allographs, Graphic Jenkins, Kuni Kaa. see Jones, Alison. Variants and Iconic Formulae in the Johns, Dilys, Shar Briden, Rachel Kohau Rongorongo Script of Rapa Wesley and Geoffrey Irwin. Nui (Easter Island), 61–92, figs. Understanding Aotearoa’s Past Diettrich, Brian. Instruments in Motion: Through the Recovery and Flutes, Harmonicas and the Conservation of a 15th-Century Interplay of Sound and Silence in Canoe and its Fibrework from Colonial Micronesia, 283–312, figs. Papanui Inlet, Otago Peninsula, Easter Island: Kohau Rongorongo script 469–94, figs. (linguistic analysis), 62–92. Jones, Alison and Kuni Kaa Jenkins. Genz, Joseph H. Without Precedent: Tuai of Ngare Raumati: Teaching Shifting Protocols in the Use Europeans in the Early 19th of Rongelapese Navigational Century, 7–32, fig. Knowledge, 209–32, figs. Kahn, Jennifer G. and Yosihiko Sinoto. George, Marianne. Te Laa o Lata Refining the Society Islands of Taumako: Gauging the Cultural Sequence: Colonisation Performance of an Ancient Phase and Developmental Phase Polynesian Sail, 377–416, figs. Coastal Occupation on Moʻorea Goodwin, David. Precession Issues in Island, 33–60, figs. Polynesian Archaeoastronomy, Kirch, Patrick V. and Jillian A. Swift. 337–52, figs. New AMS Radiocarbon Dates and Herda, Phyllis, Billie Lythberg, Andy a Re-Evaluation of the Cultural Mills and Melenaite Taumoefolau. Sequence of Tikopia Island, “What’s in a Name?”: Southeast Solomon Islands, Reconstructing Nomenclature of 313–36, figs. Index to Volume 126 267 Kuehling, Suzanne.“We Die for Smith, Jo. Our Own Image: A Story Kula”—An Object-Centred View of of a Māori Filmmaker, by Barry Motivations and Strategies in Gift Barclay, 353–55. Exchange, 181–207, figs. Society Islands: chronology Lipo, Carl P. Rapa Nui – Easter [Colonisation and Development Island: Cultural and Historical Phases, Mo‘orea Island], 33–60. Perspectives, eds Ian Conrich and Swift, Jillian A. see Kirch, Patrick V. Herman Mückler, 357–59. Taumako: ancient Pacific voyaging Lipset, David. The Gently Bowing technology [Vaka Taumako Person: An Ideal Among the Yupno Project], 377–416. of Papua New Guinea, by Jürg Taumoefolau, Melenaite. see Herda, Phyllis. Wassmann, 239–40. Terrell, John E. The Ethnographic Lohmann, Roger. Christian Politics in Experiment: A.M. Hocart and W.H.R. Oceania, eds Matt Tomlinson and Rivers in Island Melanesia, 1908, Debra McDougall, 360–61. eds Edvard Hviding and Cato Berg, Lythberg, Bille. see Herda, Phyllis. 237–38. Māori: Tuai and Māori/Pākeha Tikopia: AMS radiocarbon dates and relationships [19th century Bay re-revaluation of the cultural of Islands], 7–32; indigenous sequence, 313–36. architecture [whare and the tāhuhu], Tokelau: emblematic resources [pearl 93–122; kinship, power and land shells, lures and pendants] and claims (Tūhoe [1894–1912]), cultural histories, 253–82. 145–80; rescue and conservation Tonga: naming practices, historical of a 15th century canoe (waka) and linguistics, and prestige objects, its fibrework [Papanui Inlet, Otago 443–68. Peninsula], 469–94. Treadwell, Julian. Cosmology and Marshall Islands: traditional navigation Structure: The Tāhuhu in the 19th- revival (Rongelap Atoll), 209–32. Century Whare Māori, 93–122, figs. Micronesia: musical instruments Van Fossen, Anthony. Pacific Ways, [Chuukese nose flutes], 283–312. Government and Politics in the Mills, Andy. see Herda, Phyllis. Pacific Islands, ed. Stephen Levine, Obituary: Antony Bramston Hooper 127–29. (1932–2016), 141–44. Walter, Richard. Monumentality and Pacific Northwest: 19th century Ritual Materialization in the Hawaiian mobility, and the Kānaka Society Islands: The Archaeology Maoli diaspora, 417–42. of a Major Ceremonial Complex Papua New Guinea: kula ring, in the ‘Opunohu Valley, Mo‘orea, valuables, and gift exchange (Dobu by Jennifer G. Kahn and Patrick Island), 181–207. Vinton Kirch, 125–27. Polynesia: navigation and Webster, Steven. Māori Kinship and archaeoastronomy, 337–52. Power: Ngāi Tūhoe 1894–1912, Rhoads, Jim. Hiri: Archaeology of 145–80, figs. Long-Distance Maritime Trade Wesley, Rachel. see Johns, Dilys. Along the South Coast of Papua Wolfe, Richard. Fiji: Art & Life in the New Guinea, by Robert John Pacific, Exhibition and Exhibition Skelly and Bruno David, 501–3. Catalogue, compiled by Steven Sinoto, Yosihiko. see Kahn, Jennifer G. Hooper, 233–36. .