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Index

  1. Abgarris Islands 225
  2. abortion, induced 34, 91, 120, 175
  3. Admiralty Islands 131, 155f., 353, 361, 365
    1. anthropology 156ff, 163f.
    2. betel apparatus 163
    3. canoes 160
    4. cannibalism 173, 174
    5. character 157
    6. clothing 163
    7. coconut vessels 160
    8. division into tribes 157, 165
    9. fishing equipment 160
    10. kava 165
    11. knives 160
    12. legends 305f.
    13. manufacture of obsidian blades 165
    14. mourning decoration 163
    15. ornamentation 161f.
    16. population of (cf. Moánus, Matánkor and Usiai) 156f.
    17. pottery 158
    18. shell money 169, 173f.
    19. spoons 159
    20. villages and huts 160
    21. weapons 157f.
    22. wooden drums 164
    23. wooden vessels 159
  4. adornment
    1. in the eastern islands 237
    2. in western New Britain 92-6
    3. of the Admiralty Islanders 161-3
    4. of the Solomon Islanders 214
    5. on Kaniet, Luf and Ninigo 197
    6. on New Ireland 129f.
    7. on St Matthias 142f.
    8. on the Gazelle Peninsula 61-7
    9. on Wuwulu and Aua 190
  5. adultery
    1. among the Moánus 176
    2. in the tribes of the
    3. north-eastern Gazelle Peninsula 29
  6. Agomes (cf. Luf) 183, 191
  7. agriculture 69, 71, 91, 169, 235, 341
  8. Ahet (island) 160
  9. Albatross Channel 116
  10. Alim (island) 171
  11. Allison Island 184, 191
  12. Ambitlé (island) 111, 135
  13. ancestor worship 38, 229, 284
  14. Anchorite Islands (cf. Kaniet) 183, 192, 362
  15. Andra (island) 173
  16. Aneri 111, 117, 135, 137, 283, 284
  17. Angriffs Island 115
  18. anklets 96
  19. anthropology 68, 87f., 106f., 117f., 141f., 156f., 163f., 183f., 208f., 228, 246
  20. anthropophagy 118f., 173, 174, 211f.
  21. aprons
    1. from Kaniet, Luf, and Ninigo 198f.
    2. of the Admiralty Islanders 162
    3. of the Solomon Islanders 190
  22. Arawa 89, 91, 92, 93, 106, 200, 212
  23. Arawa Islands 54, 88, 105f., 276
  24. Archway Island 115
  25. armlets
    1. from Tridacna shell 65, 131, 135, 214
    2. in the Admiralty Islands 162
    3. in the Caen Islands 135
    4. of the Solomons 214f.
    5. on Ninigo 197
    6. on New Ireland and New Hanover 131
    7. on St Matthias 143
    8. on the eastern islands 237
    9. on the Gazelle Peninsula 65
    10. on western New Britain 95f.
    11. on Wuwulu and Aua 190
  26. Arrove (island) 201
  27. arrows
    1. of the Admiralty Islanders 158
    2. of the Solomon Islanders 218, 219f.
  28. Astrolabe Bay 96
  29. astronomy by the Moánus 168f.
  30. Aua 143, 183f.
  31. population (see under Wuwulu)
  32. Austronesian languages 87
  33. Aveleng = Ross Islands
    1. axes
    2. from Kaniet 197
    3. from Squally Island 153
    4. from the eastern islands 237
    5. from the Solomon Islands 217f.
    6. from western New Britain 102f.
    7. from Wuwulu and Aua 188
    8. of the Admi ral ty Islanders 158
    9. of the Baining 74
    10. of the Gazelle Peninsula 58
    11. on New Hanover 128f.
    12. on New Ireland 128f.
  1. Bábase (island) 111, 135
  2. Bagovegove (village) 202f.
  3. baibai (musical instrument) 60
  4. Baikai (island) 201
  5. Baining 22f., 25f., 68f.
    1. agriculture 69, 71
    2. bark 73
    3. baskets 73
    4. birth 70
    5. body form 68
    6. burial of the dead 70
    7. carrying bundle 73
    8. child slaying 70
    9. clothing 73
    10. cooking tubes 72
    11. feasts 71
    12. hairstyle 68
    13. houses 72
    14. languages 69, 72, 87, 311-40
    15. legends 69
    16. marriage 70
    17. mask dances 265-7, 272-4
    18. masks 267, 273f.
    19. painted bark 73, 273
    20. social organisation 68f.
    21. spiritual beliefs 69f.
    22. weapons 73f.
  6. Baining Mountains 1, 8f., 22
  7. Balakuwor (Credner Islands) 7
  8. Balboa, Vasco Nuñez de 349
  9. Balnatoman, see North Daughter
  10. Bälz, Dr 246
  11. Bammler, missionary 289
  12. Bamus = South Son
  13. Banks Islands 143
  14. Banniu Bay 199, 204
  15. Baraff 135
  16. Barahun (island) 206
  17. bark fabric 73, 95, 162, 197, 268
  18. Batamma (island) 201
  19. battle axes
    1. of the Admiralty Islanders 158
    2. of the Baining 74
    3. on the Gazelle Peninsula 58
  20. Baudissin Island 116
  21. beard styles 65, 95, 129, 152
  22. Beehives (rocks) 6
  23. Behrens, Karl Friedrich 360
  24. Belcher, Sir Edward 365
  25. Below, von 14
  26. belts 65, 73, 95, 135, 143, 162, 196f., 214, 
  27. 237237
  28. Bennigsen, Governor von 15, 88, 139, 165, 368
  29. Berry Island 171
  30. Betaz (island) 206
  31. betel 72, 92, 145, 152, 161, 163, 188, 196
  32. Bird Island 173
  33. birth 33, 177, 231
  34. birth, customs
    1. among the Baining 70
    2. among the Moánus 176
    3. among the Solomon Islanders 211
    4. among the Sulka 78
    5. in the eastern islands 231
    6. in the tribes of the north-eastern Gazelle Peninsula 33f.
    7. on Kaniet 192
    8. on Luf 194f.
    9. on New Ireland 121, 136
    10. on Ninigo 195
  35. Bit (island) 111
  36. Blanche Bay 3, 6f., 249, 252, 258, 365
  37. Bley, Father 87, 311
  38. blood-letting 51
  39. blowpipe 96
  40. Bo (district) 111
  41. bone fractures, treatment of 51
  42. Bougainville (island) 199-205, 363
    1. population, see Solomon Islands
  43. Bougainville, Louis Antoine de 199, 203, 362
  44. Bougainville strait 362
  45. bows
    1. of the Admiralty Islanders 158
    2. of the Solomon Islanders 218, 220
  46. Broadmead Island 171
  47. Brown, missionary 76, 311, 366
  48. Brown Island 77
  49. Buchner, Professor 131
  50. Buka 191, 204-6, 284, 361, 363
    1. population, see Solomon Islands
  51. bullroarer
    1. among the Sulka 275
    2. in the Solomon Islands 286
    3. on the Gazelle Peninsula 61
    4. on western New Britain 61, 276
  52. burial embellishments 38
  53. burial of the dead
    1. among the Baining 70
    2. among the Sulka 80
    3. among the tribes of the north-eastern Gazelle Peninsula 34f.
    4. in the eastern islands 231f.
    5. of the Matánkor 173
    6. of the Moánus 179f.
    7. of the Solomon Islanders 211
    8. of the Usiai 169f.
    9. on Kaniet 194
    10. on Luf 194f.
    11. on New Hanover 122
    12. on New Ireland 122f., 136f.
    13. on Niningo 195
  54. burial places 236
  55. Butam 26, 74f.
  56. Byron, Captain 360
  57. Byron strait 114, 115, 116, 361
  1. Caen Islands 50, 111, 135, 283
  2. cannibalism, see anthropophagy canoe sheds 104, 186, 196, 214, 235
  3. canoes
    1. from Nakanai 103f.
    2. from New Ireland and New Hanover 132
    3. from the Duke of Yorks 46, 48
    4. from Uatom 46
    5. from western New Britain 103
    6. of the Admi ral ty Islanders 160
    7. of the French Islands 104
    8. of the Gazelle Peninsula 47f.
    9. of the Solomon Islanders 221
    10. of the Sulka 104
    11. on Kaniet 195
    12. on Luf 195
    13. on Ninigo 195f.
    14. on St Matthias 147, 148
    15. on Squally Island 151, 153
    16. on the eastern islands 235
    17. on Wuwulu and Aua 186
  4. Cape Balli = South Cape
  5. Cape Banniu 199f., 204
  6. Cape Buller 26, 74, 273
  7. Cape Cretin 92
  8. Cape Friendship 200f.
  9. Cape Gallego 350
  10. Cape Gazelle 1, 3, 24, 361
  11. Cape Giori 127
  12. Cape Gloucester 1, 99, 105
  13. Cape Hüsker 205
  14. Cape Lambert 1, 9, 46
  15. Cape l’Averdie 199f., 203f., 362
  16. Cape le Cras 199, 202, 225
  17. Cape Livuan 25, 46, 312
  18. Cape Matantéberen 115
  19. Cape Merkus (Mulius) 13, 15, 26, 91, 92, 105
  20. Cape Moltke 200, 205
  21. Cape Orford 2, 77, 274
  22. Cape Palliser 2, 273, 361
  23. Cape Pedder 88
  24. Cape Quass 11, 12
  25. Cape Queen Charlotte 144
  26. Cape Raoult 91
  27. Cape Roebuck 12, 26, 88, 106, 108
  28. Cape St George 111, 114, 127, 359, 363
  29. Cape Santa Maria 51, 111, 115, 117, 352, 355, 359
  30. Cape Stephens 1, 312, 366
  31. Cape Strauch 127
  32. Cape Turner 77
  33. Carola Harbour 206
  34. Carteret, Philip 114, 183, 199, 221, 360-2
  35. Carteret Harbour 114, 359, 365
  36. Carteret Islands 199, 206, 360
  37. catastrophic flooding in western New Britain 14
  38. chest ornaments
    1. in western New Britain 95
    2. of the Solomon Islanders 214
    3. on New Hanover 131
    4. on New Ireland 130f.
    5. on the Admiralty Islands 131, 161
  39. child murder 70, 91, 211
  40. children, treatment and
    1. raising of
    2. in the eastern islands 231
    3. on Kaniet 192
    4. on New Ireland 121
    5. on the north-eastern Gazelle Peninsula 34
  41. Choiseul (island) 362
  42. Christian, F.W. 189
  43. circumcision 79, 150, 152, 177
  44. clothing
    1. of the Admiralty Islanders 163f.
    2. of the Solomon Islanders 214f.
    3. on Kaniet, Luf and Ninigo 196f.
    4. on New Ireland 121
    5. on St Matthias 142f.
    6. on Squally Island 153
    7. on the eastern islands 237f.
    8. on Wuwulu and Aua 190
  45. clubs
    1. of Jacquinot and Montague bays 100
    2. of the Admiralty Islanders 158
    3. of the Baining 73f.
    4. of the eastern islands 237
    5. of the Gazelle Peninsula 57f.
    6. of the Solomon Islanders 220f.
    7. of the Sulka 99f.
    8. of the Tumuip 99f.
    9. of Wuwulu and Aua 186f.
    10. on New Ireland and New Hanover 126f.
    11. on western New Britain 100
  46. Coconut Island 114
  47. coconut money 238
  48. coconut scraper 92, 145, 236
  49. Codrington 287, 290, 291
  50. coloured patterns on the Gazelle Peninsula 62
  51. combs 93, 142f., 161, 197
  52. Commerson Island 192
  53. Commodore Bay 1, 12
  54. conclusion of peace
    1. among the Moánus 178
    2. in western New Britain 89
    3. on the Gazelle Peninsula 29
  55. cooking tubes of the Baining 72
  56. counting with shell money 40f.
  57. Couppé, Bishop 3, 311
  58. Credner Islands 3
  59. Crown Prince Range 199f., 201, 218f.
  60. Crump, missionary 50
  61. cultivated plants 71, 91, 145, 169, 190, 341-6
  1. daggers 158
  2. Dampier, William 114, 127, 139, 153, 359f.
  3. Dampier Strait 14, 360
  4. dances
    1. ceremonial 67
    2. erotic 124
    3. invention of 67
    4. of the men 67f., 124f.
    5. of the Solomon Islanders 213
      1. (see also mask dances)
    6. of the Usiai 169f.
    7. of the women 67f., 125f.
    8. rehearsal of 68
    9. on New Ireland 124f.
    10. on the Gazelle Peninsula 66f.
    11. on Wuwulu and Aua 189
    12. profane 67, 125 373
    13. sale of 67
    14. totemistic 125
    15. war 125
  5. Danneil, Dr 12, 215, 239
  6. Dawaun (village) 263, 312
  7. decorative scars
    1. in the Solomon Islands 212f.
    2. in western New Britain 96
    3. on New Ireland 129
    4. on the Gazelle Peninsula 63
  8. Deep Bay 115
  9. D’Entrecasteaux, Bruny 363
  10. D’Entrecasteaux Islands 105
  11. Deslacs (island) 17, 98
  12. Dieterici Islands 202
  13. Dietertberg 115
  14. Diwarra 38, 41
  15. Djaule (= Sandwich Islands) 114, 115
  16. Dover Island 172
  17. drill burr 41, 215, 218, 238
  18. drum signals 59, 126
  19. drums, see skin drums,
  20. and wooden drums
  21. duk-duk 34, 38, 249-57
  22. Duke of York group 17-19, 22
    1. population number 18f.
    2. surface area 18
  23. Duke of York Islands = Neulauenburg
  24. Dumont d’Urville, Admiral 365
  25. Dungenun Point 206
  26. Duperrey 365
  27. Duportail Island 11, 26, 101
  28. Durour Island 183, 361
  29. dwarfs 82
  1. Ealusau (island) 148
  2. ear ornaments
    1. in the Admiralty Islands 161
    2. in the eastern islands 237
    3. in western New Britain 93
    4. of the Solomon Islanders 214
    5. on Kaniet, Luf and Ninigo 197
    6. on New Ireland and New Hanover 131
    7. on Wuwulu and Aua 190
  3. eastern islands, see Nuguria, Nukumanu, and Tauu
    1. agriculture 235
    2. ancestor feast 232
    3. anthropology 228f.
    4. birth and childhood 231
    5. burial of the dead 231f.
    6. burial sites 236
    7. canoes 235
    8. clothing 238
    9. fishing 234
    10. household utensils 236
    11. houses 235f.
    12. language 229
    13. marriage 230
    14. money 238
    15. ornaments 237
    16. population 228-40
    17. puberty ceremonies 231
    18. religion 229f.
    19. social organisation 230, 233f.
    20. status of the wife 234
    21. tattooing 232f.
    22. weapons 237
    23. weaving 238-40
    24. wells 236
  4. Eberlein, Father 76
  5. l’Echiquier Islands 183, 362
    1. (see also Ninigo)
  6. Edge-Partington 196
  7. Ehánu (island) 206
  8. Ehüene (island) 206
  9. Elemakunaur (district) 141
  10. Elemusoa (island) 148
  11. Elizabeth Harbour 115
  12. Elizabeth Island 155, 171
  13. Emanaus (island) 141
  14. Emirau 139, 149, 153
  15. Emperor Island 206
  16. Emperor Range 199f., 205, 217, 219
  17. Empress Augusta Bay 200, 205, 212
  18. Emusaun (island) 141
  19. Epiül (island) 206
  20. Ernst-Gunther-Hafen 199, 204
  21. Esau (Esow) Island 206, 352
  22. Etalat (district) 141
  23. Etongane (island) 141
  1. Father (volcano) 11, 39
  2. du Faure-Berg 15
  3. Fead Islands 225
  4. Fedarb Islands 171
  5. Ferguson, Captain 202
  6. Finni 135
  7. Finsch, Dr 11, 96, 106, 367
  8. Finschhafen 92, 96
  9. fire-making 92
  10. Fischer Island 111, 131, 132, 276, 278f.
  11. fishing
    1. in the Admiralty Islands 160
    2. in the eastern islands 234f.
    3. in the Solomon Islands 221f.
    4. on Kaniet, Luf and Ninigo 197
    5. on New Ireland 133
    6. on St Matthias 145
    7. on Squally Island 153
    8. on the Gazelle Peninsula 43-6
    9. on Wuwulu and Aua 190
  12. fishing spears 46, 133, 147, 160, 187, 190, 234
  13. Fison, Dr 291
  14. flutes 60, 145, 276
  15. forbidden foods 76, 81, 138
  16. Forestier (island) 17
  17. Forsayth, E.E. 13, 207, 225, 274, 366
  18. Foy, Dr W. 257
  19. French Islands 17, 91, 92, 93f., 96, 98f., 102, 104, 276
  20. Friedrich Wilhelmshafen 92
  21. Frobenius, L. 257
  22. Fromm, Father 257
  1. Gaktei 76
  2. Gallego, Hernandez 350
  3. Gardner Islands 111, 115, 120, 131, 132, 276f., 279f., 282, 359
  4. gatherings of the people on the north-eastern Gazelle Peninsula 28
  5. Gazelle Peninsula 1-11
    1. coastal navigation 9f.
    2. economic significance 10f.
    3. inhabitants 19-76
    4. north-east, its inhabitants 22ff.
      1. birth 33f.
      2. body painting 61ff.
      3. burial of the dead 34-8
      4. canoes 47
      5. catching turtles 46f.
      6. childhood 34
      7. conclusion of peace 56
      8. dances 66f.
      9. decorative scars 63
      10. fishing 43ff.
      11. immigration from New Ireland 22-5
      12. jewellery 63-7
      13. judicial customs 29
      14. language 23f., 311-17
      15. marriage 29f.
      16. masks 43, 250f., 257f., 259
      17. medical knowledge 48f.
      18. musical instruments 58f.
      19. secret societies 249-57, 259-65
      20. shell money 38-41
      21. social organisation 28f.
      22. sorcery 52-5
      23. tattooing 63
      24. trepanation 49f.
      25. vuvuei feast 42
      26. warfare 55f.
      27. weapons 56f.
    5. plantations 11
    6. settlement 22f.
  6. geographical nomenclature 17f.
  7. Gerrit Denys Island 50, 111f., 359
  8. geysers
    1. in the French Islands 17
    2. on the Willaumez Peninsula 15f.
  9. Giglioli, Professor 128
  10. Gilbert Islands 239, 242
  11. Gillen 292
  12. Giquelberg 15
  13. Godeffroy and Son, J.C. 19, 366
  14. Golau = North Son
  15. Gower Harbour 362
  16. Grabowsky 196
  17. Green Island 172
  18. Green Islands 352, 354
  19. Guinot volcano 200
  1. Haddon, Prof. 289
  2. Hagen, Dr 106
  3. Hahl, Governor Dr 12, 189
  4. hair dyeing 61
  5. hair ornaments
    1. on the Gazelle Peninsula 63f.
    2. in western New Britain 92, 93
    3. of the Matánkor 163
    4. of the Solomon Islanders 214
    5. on St Matthias 142
    6. on Wuwulu and Aua 190
  6. hairstyles 68, 129, 142, 152, 161, 190, 215
  7. Hanahan (district) 206, 209
  8. Hanita (island) 173
  9. Hannamhafen 15
  10. Haréngan (island) 172, 174
  11. Háuai (island) 173
  12. Hayrick Island 155
  13. headbands
    1. from the Gazelle Peninsula 65
    2. in western New Britain 93
  14. headmen
    1. in Siara 136
    2. in the eastern islands 230, 233f.
    3. in western New Britain 89 374
    4. on the Gazelle Peninsula 27f.
    5. of the Moánus 176
    6. of the Solomon Islanders 209
  15. Heinroth, Dr 140
  16. Hellwig 183f., 191
  17. Henry Reid Bay 2, 76f.
  18. Herbertshöhe 6, 19, 368
  19. Hermit Islands 183, 191, 362f.
    1. population, see Luf
  20. Hernsheim & Co. 19, 116, 139, 140, 183, 366
  21. Hetau (island) 206
  22. Hixon Bay 11
  23. Hohn (island) 203
  24. Holmes River = Toriu
  25. Horne Islands 171
  26. household utensils 132, 144f., 153, 158f., 161, 188, 197, 216f., 236
  27. Howitt 100, 292
  28. Hulungau (island) 174
  29. human sacrifice at burials 38, 80, 91
  30. Hunstein 14
  31. Hunstein Mountain 14
  32. Hunter, Commodore 363
  33. Hunterhafen (Port Hunter) 19, 363, 366
  34. hunting 71, 91, 223
  35. Huon Bay 96
  36. Hus (island) 173
  37. huts
    1. in the eastern islands 235f.
    2. in western New Britain 91
    3. of the Admiralty Islanders 161
    4. of the Solomon Islanders 213f.
    5. on Kaniet, Luf and Ninigo 196
    6. on New Hanover 131f.
    7. on New Ireland 132
    8. on St Matthias 143f., 147
    9. on Squally Island 152
    10. on Wuwulu and Aua 185f.
  1. illnesses, customs during 52f.
  2. ingiet 34, 52f., 65f., 76, 259-65
  3. internal illnesses, treatment of 51f.
  4. Islas de la Magdalena 353
  5. Itasidl (district) 141
  1. Jacquinot Bay 4, 11, 12, 26, 76, 100
  2. Jacquinot Island 156
  3. Jakupia 37
  4. Jesus Maria Islands 155, 171
  5. jew’s harp 60
  6. Johann-Albrecht-Hafen 17
  7. judicial customs 29, 175, 176
  1. Kabakaul 3, 312
  2. Kabange Bay 252
  3. Kabien Peninsula 116
  4. Kabokon (island) 19
  5. Kadakadai (district) 252, 259
  6. Kaianu (district) 201
  7. Kaije (volcano) 6, 22
  8. Kaléu (island) 139, 140, 141
  9. kamara 29
  10. Kambair 249
  11. Kambange (district) 75
  12. Kaniet 183, 192
    1. betel utensils 196
    2. birth 192
    3. burial of the dead 194
    4. canoes 195
    5. clothing 196f.
    6. household utensils 197
    7. huts 196
    8. ornaments 197
    9. population 192-7
    10. population number 192
    11. puberty ceremonies 192f.
    12. weapons 196
  13. Kapsu 116, 128
  14. Karawat 3, 75
  15. Karawia 250, 312
  16. Kärnbach 183
  17. Karo (River) 9
  18. Karutz, Dr 187
  19. Katitj (island) 205, 206
  20. kava 165
  21. Kavieng 115, 116
  22. Kéa (island) 171
  23. Keaop (island) 204, 209f.
  24. Keppel, Captain 133, 365
  25. Kerawara (island) 19, 252, 368
  26. Kerué 139, 148
  27. natives of 148-51
  28. King, Lieutenant 153
  29. King Albert Strait 199, 204, 205
  30. Kininigunan 252
  31. Kintjáwon (village) 173
  32. kite fishing 222
  33. Kobaiai (island) 201
  34. Koch, Geheimrat Dr R. 15, 88
  35. Kolvagát (village) 82
  36. Kombiu, see Mother
  37. Koromira (district) 201
  38. Korónjat (island) 173
  39. ko-t (spirit) 81, 172
  40. Kubary 192, 246
  41. Kumúli (island) 171
  42. Kure (village) 115, 117
  43. Kurumut (village) 111
  44. Kusaie 143, 239
  1. Labangerarum (village) 277
  2. Lalobé (village) 163, 165
  3. Lamassa (island) 114
  4. Lambom (island) 114
  5. lamentation for the dead 35, 122
  6. Landip (village) 252
  7. Langalanga = Hixon Bay
  8. language
    1. of Nakanai 87, 335-40
    2. of Siara 136
    3. of Squally Island 151
    4. of the Baining 69, 72, 87, 322-8
    5. of the Butam 76
    6. of the Duke of Yorks 317-22
    7. of the natives of the Gazelle Peninsula 23f., 311-17
    8. of the O Mengen 335
    9. of the Solomon Islanders 209
    10. of the Sulka 87, 328-35
    11. of the Taulil 76
    12. of the Tumuip 335
    13. of Wuwulu and Aua 190f.
  9. Lanuzel, Father 366
  10. Latau (island) 114
  11. Lauáhafen 204
  12. Laur (district) 115, 134, 252, 284
  13. La Vandola (island) 174, 364
  14. legends
    1. from the Gazelle Peninsula 295-9
    2. of the Admiralty Islanders 305-9
    3. of the Baining 69, 330
    4. of the Sulka 299-305
  15. Lehon (island) 206
  16. Le Maire, Jacob 352
  17. Lerum (River) 81
  18. Levison, Captain 366
  19. Lihir (Lir) (= Gerrit Denys) 111, 118, 119, 134, 284
  20. Limondrol (village) 171
  21. line fishing 46, 133, 145, 160, 190, 197, 222, 234
  22. Liot (island) 191
  23. Liueniua 225f., 227
    1. migration legends 227f.
  24. Lólau (island) 171
  25. Lolobau = Duportail
  26. Island
  27. loloi (rolls of money) 38, 40
  28. Lómpoa (village) 170
  29. Londip (district) 75
  30. Lóniu (village) 172, 173
  31. Lord Anson’s Island 361f.
  32. Los Negros Islands 173
  33. Los Reyes Islands 172
  34. Lótja (village) 170
  35. Lou (island) 164f., 171, 173, 174
  36. Luf 183, 191
    1. betel utensils 196
    2. canoes 195
    3. clothing 197
    4. customs 194f.
    5. huts 196
    6. ornaments 197
    7. population numbers 192
    8. weapons 196
  37. Lúhuan (village) 173
  38. Lundis (district) 209
  39. Luschan, Prof. von 18, 127, 183, 187, 215, 219, 274
  40. luxuries (cf. also betel,
  41. kava, tobacco) 72, 92, 145
  1. Mabirri 202
  2. MacGregor, Sir William 107, 292
  3. Magelhaens, Fernando 349
  4. magic charms 63f.
  5. magic potions
    1. malira 53f.
    2. pepe 54f.
    3. taring 54
  6. Maitland Islands 174
  7. Makada (island) 19, 366
  8. Malai Bay 172
  9. Malakat (mountain) 140
  10. Malakuna (district) 75
  11. Malelif (island) 111
  12. Malenaput (island) 111
  13. Maletafa (island) 111
  14. Mali = San Bruno
  15. Malikolo 88
  16. Malulu (island) 206
  17. Malum (atoll) 225, 226
  18. Mándrindr (island) 173
  19. Man Island = Uatom
  20. Manus (island) 191
  21. Marankol 163
  22. marawot, see ingiet
  23. Marken Islands 352, 354f.
  24. Marqueen Islands 225
  25. marriage
    1. among the Moánus 175
    2. among the Solomon Islanders 210f.
    3. in the eastern islands 230f.
    4. in the tribes of the north-eastern Gazelle Peninsula 29f.
    5. on Kaniet, Luf and Ninigo 194f.
    6. on New Ireland 120f., 136
  26. marriage contracting
    1. among the Baining 70
    2. among the Moánus 175, 176
    3. among the Solomon Islanders 210 375
    4. in the eastern islands 230f.
    5. in the Sulka 77
    6. in the tribes of the north-eastern Gazelle Peninsula 30f.
    7. on New Hanover 120
    8. on New Ireland 120
  27. marriage prohibition
    1. among the Moánus 175
    2. among the Sulka 77
    3. in the eastern islands 230f.
    4. in the Solomon Islands 210, 287
    5. in the tribes of the north-eastern Gazelle Peninsula 29, 265
    6. on New Ireland 120, 282
    7. on St Matthias 150f.
    8. on Siara, Tanga and Aneri 283f.
  28. Marshall Islands 239, 242
  29. Martin Islands 200f., 202
  30. Masava (island) 8, 24, 46, 311f.
  31. mask dances (see also duk-duk)
    1. of the Baining 265-7
    2. on New Ireland 276f.
    3. of the Sulka 78f., 275f.
  32. masks
    1. from Aneri 284
    2. from Bougainville, Buka and Nissan 284f.
    3. from Lihir 284
    4. from Möwehafen and
    5. the Arawa Islands 276
    6. from New Ireland 277-9
    7. from Tanga 283
    8. from the French Islands 276
    9. of the Baining 267f., 273
    10. of the Gazelle Peninsula 43, 250f., 257-9
    11. of the Sulka 274f.
  33. Masikonápuka (island) 9, 24, 46, 311f.
  34. Massait = San Joseph
  35. Matánkor 119, 157, 158, 161, 163-5
    1. character 168
    2. dwelling sites 172-4
    3. significance of the name 170
  36. matasesén 285f.
  37. Matehes (island) 205, 206
  38. Matty Island 183, 361
    1. (see also Wuwulu)
  39. Matupi 6, 263, 312, 366
  40. Matzungan (island) 204
  41. Maur = San Francisco
  42. Maurelle, Captain 362
  43. Mausoleum Island 115
  44. Mävlu (Powell River) 77
  45. Mbúke (island) 170-2
  46. Mbúnai (village) 170, 172
  47. Mbutjoruo (island) 173
  48. Mbutmanda (island) 172
  49. mealtimes 92
  50. medical knowledge
    1. of natives of New Ireland 50f.
    2. of natives of the Gazelle Peninsula 48-51
  51. Meier, Father P.J. 165
  52. Melanesian languages 87
  53. men’s houses 147f., 161, 214
  54. Mencke, Bruno 139f.
  55. Mendaña, Alvaro 350f.
  56. Mérite (island) 17, 93, 98
  57. migration legends
    1. from Liueniua 227
    2. from Nuguria 226
  58. Miklucho-Maclay 366
  59. Mioko (island) 19, 252, 366
  60. mission
    1. Catholic 70, 116, 336
    2. of the Sacred Heart of Jesus 3, 366
    3. Wesleyan 116, 366
  61. Mlol 81
  62. Moánus 119, 157f., 161, 163f.
    1. astronomy 169f.
    2. birth 177
    3. burial of the dead 179f.
    4. character 168
    5. chiefdom 176
    6. dwelling sites 170-2
    7. judicial practices 176
    8. marriage 175f.
    9. naming 177
    10. puberty ceremonies 177
    11. songs 180f.
    12. sorcery 169, 175f., 178f.
    13. totemism 174
    14. trade 173f.
    15. war 177f.
  63. Moila Point 199, 200, 205
  64. mokpelpel (eater of human flesh) 81
  65. Mologoviu (volcano) 203
  66. money, see coconut money, shell money, teeth money
  67. Montague Bay 12, 26, 93, 100, 101f., 359
  68. Morrell, Captain 365
  69. Mortlock Islands 207, 225
  70. Moseley 366
  71. Mother (volcano) 6f., 361
  72. Móuk (island) 171f.
  73. Mount Balbi 199, 202
  74. Mount Below 14
  75. Mount Bendemann 115
  76. Mourning decoration 37, 62
  77. Möwehafen 13, 26, 38, 89, 92, 276
  78. Müller, Hermann (missionary) 76f., 330, 335
  79. Mundua = Forestier
  80. musical instruments
    1. of the Solomon Islanders 213
    2. on New Ireland 126
    3. on St Matthias 145
    4. on the Gazelle Peninsula 58-61
  81. Musson (= Nissan) 135
  82. Mutlar 2
  1. Nabutu Bay 111, 114, 115
  2. Nago (island) 115
  3. Nakanai 12, 26, 39f., 87, 91, 92, 95-103
    1. language 87, 335-40
    2. people of 88, 89
  4. name-giving
    1. among the Moánus 177
    2. among the Sulka 78
    3. among the tribes of the north-eastern Gazelle Peninsula 33
  5. Namisoko = Duportail Islands
  6. Nanuk (Credner Islands) 7, 263
  7. Napapar (district) 311
  8. Naraga (island) 91
  9. Nares, Sir George 366
  10. Nares Harbour 366
  11. nasal ornaments
    1. in the Admiralty Islands 161
    2. in the eastern islands 230, 237
    3. in western New Britain 93
    4. of the Solomon Islanders 214
    5. on Kaniet and Luf 197
    6. on New Ireland and New Hanover 131
    7. on the Gazelle Peninsula 66
  12. Naumaúma (district) 75
  13. Naúna (island) 174
  14. Nauru 239
  15. Ndrel (village) 173
  16. Ndréu (island) 171
  17. Ndrilo (island) 173
  18. Ndriol (villlage) 171
  19. Ndrówa (island) 172
  20. Ndruval (island) 163, 165, 172
  21. Ndruwiu (island) 173
  22. neck ornaments
    1. from the Gazelle Peninsula 65
    2. in the Admiralty Islands 161
    3. in western New Britain 95
    4. on New Ireland 130
    5. on Ninigo 197
    6. on St Matthias 143
  23. Nehuss Point 199, 203
  24. net fishing 45f., 133, 145, 160, 190, 197, 221-3, 234
  25. New Britain 1-109
    1. central part 11f.
    2. earthquakes 1
    3. Gazelle Peninsula 1-11
    4. geological structure 1
    5. inhabitants 19-109
    6. (see also Gazelle Peninsula and western New Britain)
    7. surface area 1
    8. volcanoes 1
    9. western part 12-17
  26. New Guinea Company 11, 19, 367f.
  27. New Hanover 114, 116, 359
    1. natives of 117-35
    2. (see under New Ireland)
  28. New Ireland 111-17
    1. anthropology 117f.
    2. birth 121
    3. burial of the dead 122-4
    4. cannibalism 118-20
    5. canoes 132f.
    6. carving 278-80
    7. character 118
    8. clothing 121
    9. dances 124-6, 276-8
    10. fishing 133f.
    11. houses 131f.
    12. marriage 120f.
    13. masks 277-83
    14. money 134f.
    15. musical instruments 126
    16. natives of 70-138
    17. ornaments 129-31
    18. puberty 121, 122
    19. secret societies 276f.
    20. stone figures 284
    21. totemism 280
    22. weapons 126-8
  29. Ngówui (island) 171
  30. Ninigo 143, 164, 183, 191
    1. canoes 195f.
    2. clothing 197
    3. customs 195
    4. household utensils 197
    5. huts 196
    6. ornaments 197
    7. population number 192
    8. trade 195
    9. weapons 196
  31. Nissan 135, 199, 206, 284, 352, 361
    1. population, see Solomon Islands
  32. Noanaur (island) 141
  33. Nodup 366
  34. Nonga (village) 311 376
  35. Normanby Island 100
  36. North Cape 111, 115
  37. North Daughter (volcano) 6
  38. North Son (volcano) 11
  39. Nuguria 190, 225, 226
    1. immigration legends 226
    2. population, see eastern islands
  40. Nukufetau 227
  41. Nukumanu 190, 225f.
    1. population, see eastern islands Nukuoro 226
  42. Numanuma (village) 202f.
  43. nunut (musical instrument) 126
  44. Nusa 115f., 132, 243
  45. Nusa Harbour 115, 132, 243
  46. Nusalik (island) 115
  1. O Mengen 76, 102, 335
  2. obsidian, manufacture of blades from 165
  3. Ongtong Java 207, 225, 227, 353
  4. Open Bay 9, 11f., 76
  5. ornamentation
    1. of the Baining 268
    2. on New Ireland 127
    3. on St Matthias 147
  6. Otua (island) 201
  1. Paanopa 239
  2. Pahakáreng (village) 173
  3. Pahalum (village) 81
  4. painting of the body
    1. in the Admiralty Islands 161
    2. in the eastern islands 237
    3. in the Solomon Islands 215
    4. in western New Britain 93
    5. on New Ireland 129
    6. on the Gazelle Peninsula 61f.
  5. Pak (island) 171, 172, 174, 175
  6. Palaiai (island) 171
  7. Palakukúr (village) 74, 75
  8. Palamot (village) 171f.
  9. Paleawe 12, 76, 99
  10. Palúal (island) 172
  11. pan flutes 60, 127, 213
  12. pangolo (stringed instrument) 60f.
  13. Papimbutj (island) 173
  14. Papitálai (village) 170, 171-3, 174
  15. Papuan languages 87
  16. Papuans, origin of 106
  17. Parroran (island) 206
  18. Patúam (island) 171
  19. Patúsi (village) 170
  20. Pelau (island) 227
  21. pele (shell money) 41f.
  22. penis shell 142, 150, 162, 170
  23. Pére (village) 170, 172
  24. Pérouse, Comte de la 363
  25. Peschel, Oskar 242
  26. Peterhafen 17
  27. Pflüger, Dr A. 15, 17
  28. Phoon Islands 206
  29. Pierson, missionary 124
  30. Pinepil (island) 206, 212, 352
  31. Pitilu (Pidelo) (island) 158, 173
  32. plaiting 158, 217
  33. Poam (island) 165, 174
  34. Poauárei (village) 170
  35. Poekálas (village) 173
  36. pole buildings 91, 161
  37. Polotjal (village) 173, 174
  38. polygamy 32, 121, 175, 210
  39. Polynesians, migrations of 240-6
  40. Pónam (island) 173
  41. Ponape 165, 189
  42. Pongópou (village) 173
  43. Popapu (island) 173
  44. Port Breton 114
  45. Port Hunter, see Hunterhafen
  46. Port Praslin 114
  47. Portland Islands 114, 361, 365
  48. Potomo (island) 173
  49. pottery 158f., 169, 216, 241f.
  50. Powell 92
  51. Powell Harbour 9
  52. property 28f., 69, 175, 177, 210f., 233f.
  53. puberty ceremonies 78, 121, 122, 177, 192f., 231, 275f., 285
  54. Pulié River 13
  55. Punro (village) 164
  56. Purdy Islands 155, 365
  57. purification ceremonies 78, 80
  58. Putput = Rügenhafen
  59. Putúli (island) 172
  60. Pyramidenberg 15
  1. Quiros, Pedro Fernandez de 351
  1. Rabaul 6
  2. Raluana 250, 252, 253
  3. Ralum 6, 252, 263
  4. Ramandu (district) 312
  5. Rambutjo (island) 171, 172, 173, 174
  6. Raoulberg 15
  7. Rapitok (district) 75
  8. Rascher (Father Mathäus) 9, 12, 25, 68, 69, 70, 76, 266, 267, 272, 311
  9. Ratzel, Prof. 238
  10. Rautan (island) 200
  11. Rautan Strait 201
  12. Ray, Marquis de 114, 366
  13. Rebar (district) 75
  14. religion, see ancestor worship, spiritual beliefs, sorcery
  15. Réta (island) 172, 173
  16. Rickard, missionary 311
  17. right of succession 27, 175, 176, 234
  18. ring money 215f.
  19. Ritter Island 14, 364
  20. Rocholl (surveyor) 3
  21. Roggeveen, Jacob 360
  22. Roitan (district) 141
  23. Rook Island 29, 95, 360
  24. Ross Islands 13
  25. Rossel Range 111, 114, 117, 118, 123, 127, 131
  26. Rotuma 226, 228
  27. Rügenhafen (Putput) 2f.
  28. Ruk-Ruk 285
  1. Saavedra, Alvaro de 349
  2. Sae (island) 192
  3. St Andrew Islands 155
  4. St George Island 171, 175
  5. St George’s Channel 2, 111, 249, 273
  6. St John 111, 119, 133, 135, 206, 283, 284
  7. St Matthias 139-41, 359, 362
    1. anthropology 141f.
    2. canoes 145, 148
    3. clothing and ornaments 142f.
    4. dance batons 147
    5. fishing equipment 145, 147
    6. foodstuffs and luxuries 145
    7. houses and domestic
    8. utensils 143f., 147f.
    9. musical instruments 145
    10. natives of 140-8
    11. weapons 145-7
    12. weaving 143, 148
  8. St Patrick Islands 155, 172
  9. St Paul (mission station) 9
  10. Sal (island) 206
  11. Salapio (island) 115
  12. Sali (village) 164
  13. salt harvesting 91, 347
  14. San Bruno (island) 111
  15. San Francisco (island) 111
  16. San Gabriel (island) 155, 171, 174
  17. San Joseph (island) 111
  18. San Miguel (island) 172
  19. San Rafael (island) 155, 174
  20. sandals 235
  21. Sandwich Island 114, 115, 127, 276, 365
  22. Santa Cruz 143
  23. Sapiu (village) 202
  24. Saposá (island) 211
  25. scar tattooing, see decorative scars
  26. Schack, Commander 139
  27. Schellong, Dr 289
  28. Schering, Captain 367
  29. Schleinitz, von Admiral 15, 199, 366, 367
  30. Schleinitz Mountains 111, 115
  31. Schmidt, Prof. W. 87
  32. Schnee, Dr 170, 274, 312
  33. Schouten Islands 156
  34. Schouten, Willem Corneliszoon 352
  35. Schulze Point 6, 312
  36. Scilly Islands 9
  37. secret societies 247-90
    1. in New Guinea 289f.
    2. in the New Hebrides 288
    3. in the Solomon Islands 211, 285
    4. in western New Britain 276
    5. of the Gazelle Peninsula 249-57, 259-65
    6. of the Sulka 275
    7. on Florida 287, 288
    8. on New Ireland 276f.
    9. on the Banks and Torres Islands 287
  38. Serrano, Francisco 349
  39. shark-catching 132f., 173
  40. shell money
    1. in the Admiralty Islands 169, 174
    2. in the Duke of Yorks 38f., 40f.
    3. in the Solomon Islands 215f.
    4. on Aneri 135
    5. on Nakanai 41
    6. on New Hanover 134
    7. on New Ireland 41f., 134f.
    8. on the north-eastern
    9. Gazelle Peninsula 28, 38-41
  41. shields
    1. from Nakanai 101
    2. from the French Islands 101
    3. from the South Cape 102
    4. from the Willaumez Peninsula 101
    5. in western New Britain 96, 100-2
    6. of the O Mengen 105
    7. of the Sulka 100, 104
  42. shooting stars 53, 81, 229
  43. Siara (district) 111, 115, 117, 129, 135, 283 377
  44. Sikaiana 227
  45. Simberi (= Fischer Island) 111
  46. Simpson, Captain 365
  47. Simpson Harbour 7, 366, 368
  48. Sir Charles Hardy Islands 199, 206, 352
  49. Sirot (island) 206
  50. Sisi (island) 172, 173, 174
  51. Siwisa (island) 170f., 174
  52. skin drums
    1. on Kaniet 197
    2. on the Gazelle Peninsula 59
    3. on Wuwulu and Aua 189
  53. skull deformation 26, 88f.
  54. skull masks 257-9
  55. slingshots
    1. in western New Britain 99
    2. of the Baining 73
    3. on New Ireland 127
    4. on the Gazelle Peninsula 56
  56. Slinger’s Bay 127, 359
  57. Smith, Percy 242
  58. social organisation of the natives 243
    1. in the eastern islands 230
    2. of the Baining 68f.
    3. of the Gazelle Peninsula 27f.
    4. of the Moánus 176
    5. of the Usiai 169
  59. Sohanna (island) 204
  60. Solomon Islands, German 199-207
    1. anthropology 208f.
    2. axes 217
    3. birth 211
    4. burial of the dead 211
    5. cannibalism 211f.
    6. canoes 221
    7. chiefdom 209
    8. clothing 214f.
    9. dances 213
    10. decorative scars 212f.
    11. domestic utensils 216f.
    12. fishing 221-3
    13. houses 213f.
    14. hunting 223
    15. jewellery 214
    16. languages 209
    17. marriage 210
    18. masks 284f.
    19. money 215f.
    20. musical instruments 213
    21. ornamentation 219
    22. population 208
    23. puberty ceremonies 285f.
    24. secret societies 211, 285
    25. songs 213
    26. tools 218
    27. totemism 210, 286
    28. trading 209f.
    29. weapons 218-21
  61. songs
    1. of the duk-duk society 252f.
    2. of the Moánus 180f.
    3. of the Solomon Islanders 213
  62. sorcery
    1. against illness 53, 54, 82, 178f.
    2. against theft 52, 84
    3. for protection during battle 66, 84
    4. in the eastern islands 230
    5. of the Matánkor 173f.
    6. of the Moánus 169, 175, 178f.
    7. of the Sulka 82-5
    8. on the Gazelle Peninsula 52-5, 260
    9. to awaken love 54, 65, 66, 82, 179
    10. to cause sickness or
    11. death 52f., 54, 83f., 86
    12. to give a good harvest 85
    13. to influence the weather 85
    14. to make one brave and strong 65
    15. to make weapons effective 56f., 58, 84
  63. Sori (island) 173, 174
  64. souls
    1. driving out of 80
    2. resting places of 36f., 81, 137, 172, 230
  65. South Cape 1, 12f., 38, 91, 92, 93, 102, 103, 108, 276
  66. South Daughter (volcano) 6
  67. South Son (volcano) 11, 39
  68. Sovie (island) 201
  69. spears
    1. from Kaniet, Luf and Ninigo 196
    2. from the eastern islands 237
    3. from Wuwulu and Aua 186
    4. in the French Islands 98
    5. in western New Britain 98
    6. of the Admi ral ty Islanders 157f.
    7. of the Baining 73
    8. of the natives of the Gazelle Peninsula 56f.
    9. of the Solomon Islanders 218f.
    10. of the Sulka 98
    11. on Nakanai 98
    12. on New Ireland and New Hanover 127f.
    13. on St Matthias 145-7
    14. on Squally Island 153
    15. on the Willaumez Peninsula 98
  70. Spencer 292
  71. spiritual beliefs
    1. in the eastern islands 229f.
    2. of the Baining 69f.
    3. of the Matánkor 173f.
    4. of the Sulka 81
    5. of the Usiai 172
    6. on Kaniet 194
    7. on Ninigo 195
    8. on Siara, Aneri and Tanga 137f.
    9. on the Gazelle Peninsula 53-5
  72. springs 236
  73. Squally Island 139, 151f., 359, 362
  74. staining of the teeth 61, 79f.
  75. Stalio Island 201
  76. Steffen Strait 114, 115, 116
  77. Stettiner Bay 89, 103
  78. stick-throwing on Wuwulu 189f.
  79. stone figures 284
  80. stone structures, prehistoric,
    1. in Samoa 244f.
    2. on Ponape 243
  81. stoneware, prehistoric 243
  82. Stoschberg 116
  83. stringed instruments 60f.
  84. Suf (island) 192
  85. Sugarloaf Island 155
  86. Suhm Island 174
  87. Sulka 76-87, 95, 98, 99, 100f., 104
    1. blackening of the teeth 79f.
    2. burial of the dead 80
    3. canoes 103f.
    4. circumcision 79
    5. clothing 95
    6. clubs 99
    7. dwelling sites 77
    8. language 87, 330-5
    9. legends 86, 299-305
    10. marriage 77f.
    11. mask dances 78, 275f.
    12. masks 274f.
    13. intellectual and spiritual beliefs 81f.
    14. puberty ceremonies 78
    15. purification ceremonies 78, 80
    16. shields 100f.
    17. social organisation 77
    18. sorcery 82-5
    19. spears 97f.
  1. Tabar 114, 118, 134
  2. tabu, see shell money
  3. Taguu (= Tauu) 225
  4. Takumal (island) 171
  5. Talele = Scilly Islands
  6. Talvat (village) 252
  7. Tamaneiriki (district) 75, 311
  8. Tami Islands 91f., 104
  9. Tanga (island) 111, 117, 135, 283
  10. Tarawa 227
  11. Tasman, Abel 129, 133f., 350, 353-8
  12. Tasman Islands 225
  13. tattooing
    1. in Siara 129, 135f.
    2. in the eastern islands 231-3
    3. on the Gazelle Peninsula 63
    4. on western New Britain 96
  14. Taulil 25f., 74-6
  15. Tauu 190, 225-7
    1. population, see eastern islands
  16. Tava na tangir = Powell Harbour
  17. Tavanumbattir, see North Daughter
  18. Teeth money 215
  19. Tekareu (island) 203
  20. Tench Island 153
  21. Teng (village) 173
  22. terrace formation 12f., 27
  23. Teworran (island) 204
  24. Thiel, Max 164, 195
  25. Thilenius, Prof. G. 192, 195f., 196, 225, 226, 228, 230
  26. tidir (musical instrument) 60
  27. Tikopia 226, 228
  28. Tiliánu (island) 172
  29. tinbut (musical instrument) = tutupele
  30. Tingenataberan 36f.
  31. Tingenavudu (district) 75
  32. Tinputs (village) 204
  33. Tjápale (village) 170
  34. Tjawompitou (village) 170
  35. Tjókua (island) 171
  36. Tjovondra (island) 172
  37. Tjuándral (island) 173
  38. tobacco 72, 92, 344
  39. Toboroi (village) 199, 201, 217
  40. Toioch (island) 205, 206
  41. Toiupu (= Mount Balbi) 202
  42. Tolumean 37
  43. Tombara 111
  44. Tombaul (district) 311
  45. Tong (island) 174
  46. Tongilus = Cape Lambert
  47. Tonilaihafen 200
  48. tools 129, 145, 197, 218, 236
  49. Topaia (district) 115
  50. Toriu (river) 9
  51. Torres 351 378
  52. Torubea (island) 203
  53. Torututa (island) 203
  54. totem system, origin 292-4
  55. totemism
    1. among the Moánus 174f.
    2. among the Solomon Islanders 210, 286f., 290f.
    3. in Fiji and Samoa 291
    4. in New Guinea 292
    5. in the New Hebrides 290
    6. in the tribes of the north-eastern Gazelle Peninsula 29, 32, 265
    7. on New Ireland 280
    8. on St Matthias 150f.
    9. on Siara, Tanga, and Aneri 283
  56. Towi (island) 172
  57. trap fishing 43-6, 134, 222
  58. traps, manufacture of 43f.
  59. trepanation
    1. in the Caen Islands 50
    2. in the Duke of Yorks 50
    3. on Gerrit Denys 50
    4. on New Ireland 50f.
    5. on the Gazelle Peninsula 48-50
  60. Trobriand Islands 105f.
  61. tubuan 35, 38, 248, 249-57
  62. Tumuip 76, 79, 99, 335
  63. Tupinier (island) 364
  64. Turanguna, see South Daughter
  65. Turtle-catching 46f., 91, 134
  66. tutupele (musical instrument) 60
  67. Tylor, E.B. 238
  1. Uatom (Watom) 7, 24, 46, 47, 243, 246, 312
  2. Ufe (island) 191
  3. Ulavun = Father
  4. Ulu (island) 19
  5. Unea = Mérite
  6. Urara (Urar) (island) 24, 46, 312
  7. Urdeneta, Andres 350
  8. Usiai 157, 158, 161, 163f.
    1. agriculture 169
    2. burial 170
    3. character 168
    4. crafts 169
    5. dances 169f.
    6. dwelling sites 172
    7. social relationships 169
    8. war 169
  9. Utan (islands) 192
  10. Utuan (island) 19
  1. Vangalu (island) 141
  2. Varzinberg = Vunakokor vendetta 87
  3. Violet Island 171
  4. Virien (district) 252
  5. Viviren (district) 75
  6. Vleomen (river) 81
  7. Vulcan Island 6
  8. Vulvut (Henr y Reid River) 77
  9. Vunadidir (district) 75
  10. Vunakokor 1, 3, 7, 22, 24, 74, 249, 257, 273, 312
  11. Vunapope 3
  12. vuvuei ceremony 42f.
  1. Wairiki (district) 75
  2. Wallace, Alfred 106
  3. Wallis, Captain 235
  4. Wallis Island 114
  5. war conduct
    1. in the Admiralty Islands 169, 177f.
    2. in western New Britain 89
    3. on the Gazelle Peninsula 28f., 55f.
  6. war ornaments 62, 93, 131, 162, 214
  7. war paint 62
  8. Warangoi 3, 22, 75, 252
  9. Wasserhafen 118
  10. water flute 276
  11. Watu (village) 12
  12. weapons
    1. from Kaniet, Luf and Ninigo 196
    2. from St Matthias 145-7
    3. from Squally Island 153
    4. from Wuwulu and Aua 186f.
    5. of the Admiralty Islanders 157f.
    6. of the Baining 73f.
    7. of the eastern islands 237
    8. of the Gazelle Peninsula tribes 56-8
    9. of the Solomon Islanders 218-21
    10. of the western New
    11. Britain natives 96-103
    12. on New Ireland and New Hanover 126-8
  13. weaving 143, 148, 153, 238-40
  14. Weberhafen 7f., 9, 22, 24, 39, 249, 258, 273, 312
  15. Werner, Captain B. von 366
  16. Western New Britain,
    1. natives of 87ff.
    2. anthropology 87f.
    3. canoes 103f.
    4. circumcision ceremony 276
    5. foodstuffs 91
    6. fortifications 89
    7. harvesting salt 91
    8. hut construction 91
    9. jewellery 92-6
    10. language 87
    11. luxury items 92
    12. masks 276f.
    13. skull deformation 88
    14. tattooing 96
    15. utensils 91f.
    16. village headmen 89
    17. warfare 89
    18. weapons 96-103
  17. Whirlwind Reef 17
  18. Wietersheim, von Captain 367
  19. wife, her position
    1. among the Moánus 175
    2. among the Solomon Islanders 211
    3. among the tribes of the north-eastern Gazelle Peninsula 29f.
    4. in the eastern islands 234
  20. Wild Island 174
  21. Willaumezberg 15
  22. Willaumez Peninsula 1, 12, 14, 15, 26, 39, 91, 92, 93, 95f., 101f.
  23. Winchelsea Island 199, 360
  24. Wittau 12
  25. Witu = Deslacs
  26. wooden drums on the Gazelle Peninsula 58f.
    1. in the Admiralty Islands 164
    2. in the Solomon Islands 213
    3. in western New Britain 89
    4. on New Ireland 126
    5. on St Matthias 145
  27. Wooden swords from Wuwulu and Aua 187
  28. Woodford 291
  29. Woodlark (island) 106
  30. worker recruiting 207f., 366
  31. Wuneram (Wonneram) 111, 135, 206
  32. Wuwulu 143, 183-91
    1. anthropology 184
    2. axes 188
    3. betel 188
    4. canoes 186
    5. clothing 190
    6. dances 189
    7. domestic utensils 188
    8. drums 189
    9. fishing 190
    10. foodstuffs 190
    11. games 189f.
    12. houses 185f.
    13. jewellery 190
    14. language 190f.
    15. origin 184f.
    16. population 183-91
    17. weapons 186f.
  1. Yaming (island) 206
  2. Yangaine (island) 206
  3. Yelaule (island) 206
  4. Yésele (island) 206
  5. Yolása (island) 206
  6. Ysabel Strait 116
  1. Zeune Islands 201
  2. Zöller, Hugo 11, 199, 202, 205, 214, 263
  3. Zolloss (district) 205
  4. Zweigipfelberg 15

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