Paris / Philadelphia / The Hague / Canberra / Auckland / Munich / Apia / London / Lyon / Wellington / Ridgewood / North New / /
Company
Archipelago Press / Cambridge University Press / Andrew / ONLINE DATABASE Subgroup / Oxford University Press / Rurutu 5 0 0 Sa / MySQL / Malua Printing Press / Gregg Press / /
Country
Tonga / Kiribati / New Zealand / Guinea / United States / Cook Islands / Vanuatu / Samoa / / /
Facility
University of Hawaiʻi Press / University of Auckland / Max Planck Digital Library / /
IndustryTerm
personal communications / obsolete datastorage media / research tool / open-source web development framework / followed ever-advancing technology / /
MusicGroup
Lynch / /
NaturalFeature
Easter Island / Chatham Islands / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Proto-Polynesian / National Science Foundation / Linguistic Society of New Zealand / University of Hawaiʻi Press / Oxford University / UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND / Clark UNIVERSITY / Department of Anthropology / /
Person
Jean Trejaut / Annik van Toledo / Ross Clark / Daniel / Roger C. Green / Donald Stanley Marshall / Teresa Rito / Noel Thomson / Horatio Hale / Lawrence Kenji / Jacob Le Maire / Liz Pascal / Robert D. Gray / Emma Tinkler-Hundal / Suzanne Romaine / Hun Loo / Simon J. Greenhill / Michelle Braid / Catherine Hill / Douglas J. Clarke / Pearl Beaglehole / Fairbairn / Edward Tregear / Martin Haspelmath / Ernest / Uri Tadmor / Jocelyn Waqa / D. S. Walsh / Johann Reinhold / Patrick Vinton / Robert Blust / Maru Mormina / Stephen Trussel / Jeff Marck / Nicholas Thomas / Bruce Biggs / J. Frank / Blair / /
Position
D. J. / quantitative and qualitative leap forward / Bernice P. Bishop / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Python / /
PublishedMedium
American Journal of Human Genetics / Oceania / Drug Discovery Today / PLoS ONE / /
Region
Oceania / northern Tonga / North Vanuatu / Central Vanuatu / /
Technology
XML / bioinformatics / relational database system / Drug Discovery / http / /
Research Note POLLEX-Online: The Polynesian Lexicon Project Online Simon J. Greenhill and Ross Clark UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND The Polynesian lexicon project, POLLEX, was initiated in 1965 by Bruce