People and Culture in Oceania

People and Culture in Oceania

Published by Japanese Society for Oceanic Studies

110 registered articles
(updated on October 30, 2026)

Online ISSN : 2433-2194
Print ISSN : 1349-5380

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The Polynesian Iconoclasm: Religious Revolution and the Seasonality of Power By Jeffery Sissons Mai Misaki
The Intermingling of the Fijian Way and the European Way: Takaaki Oshima
Re-evaluation of Ishino Site Pottery from 1855 BP in Kita Iwo-to (North Iwo Jima), Volcano Islands, Japan: Tatsuya Shimasaki
Perceptions and Practices of Betel Chewing with Tobacco among Palauan Chewers M. Okano, C. Kitalong, Yin Yin Nwe

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Vuniivilevu and Burotu: The Geography, Ethnography, and Hazard Implications of Vanished Islands in Fiji

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How Did Solomon Islanders Live with Conflict? A Case Study of Daily Life in Northeastern Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands

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