Hobart / Sydney / Suva / Philadelphia / Los Angeles / Honolulu / Basil Thomson / London / Adelaide / Vatia / Edinburgh / /
Company
The New York Times / eBay / Thomson / Crawford House Publishing Australia / Longmans Green & Co. / Google / Coca Cola / Cambridge Scholars Publishing / Blackwood and Sons / House Publishing Australia & University of Hawaii Press / /
Country
Fiji / Japan / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / Scotland / /
Facility
Cambridge Museum of Archaeology / South Australian Museum / Art Gallery / University of California Press / Tasmanian Museum / University of New Mexico Press / San Francisco de Young Museum / Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology / Fijian club / Fiji Museum / Rod Ewins University of Tasmania The / The Tasmanian Museum / Museum Ethnography / /
IndustryTerm
digital technology / material products / above manufacturing relics / finned metal spike / /
NaturalFeature
Vatulele Island / Island Oceania / Rewa River / /
Organization
Cambridge University / University of New Mexico Press & Amerind Foundation / Ewins University / Rod Ewins University / University of California Press / University of Tasmania / University of Hawaii Press / /
Person
Roderick Ewins / Constance F. Gordon-Cumming / Richard Bentley / Michael Kimmelman / Constance Gordon-Cumming / George Lucas / Susan Cochrane / Jane / Fergus Clunie / Authentic Primitive / Charles / Anatole von Hügel / Hudson / Shelly Errington / Steven Hooper / Max Quanchi / Anita Herle / /
Position
Captain / Government official / first curator / interpreter / contemporaneous writer / author / anthropomorphic priest / Governor / natural historian and gifted artist / artist / trader / /
Outsider curiosity, indigenous agency, and cultural imperialism. The trade in Fijian objects. Rod Ewins University of Tasmania The original version of this paper was presented at the conference