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301. Oram, N. D. Colonial Town to Melanesian City: Port Moresby 1884-1974. Canberra: Australian National

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302. Oram, N. D. Culture Change, Economic Development and Migration among the Hula. Oceania. 1968; 38:

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303. Oram, N. D. The Hula in Port Moresby. Oceania. 1968; 39: 1- 35.

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305. Oram, N. D. Indigenous Housing in Port Moresby. In: Langmore, J. V.; Oram, N. D. Port Moresby Urban

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306. Oram, N. D. Information, Consultation and Participation: Administrative Decentralisation in Papua-New Guinea.In: Ward, Marion W., Editor. The Politics of Melanesia: Papers Delivered at the Fourth Waigani SeminarSponsored Jointly by the University of Papua and New Guinea, The Australian National University, theAdministrative College of Papua and New Guinea and the Council of New Guinea Affairs Held at PortMoresby from 9-15 May 1970. Canberra and Port Moresby: Australian National University, Research Schoolof Pacific Studies and the University of Papua and New Guinea; 1970: 568-604. Note: [Port Moresby].

307. Oram, N. D. Land and Race in Port Moresby. Journal of the Papua and New Guinea Society. 1970; 4(1): 4-28.

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309. Oram, N. D. Social and Economic Relationships in a Port Moresby Canoe Settlement. Canberra and Port

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310. Oram, N. D. Taurama -- Oral Sources for a Study of Recent Motuan Prehistory. Journal of the Papua & New

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312. Oram, N. D. Urban Expansion and Customary Land. In: Sack, Peter G., Editor. Problem of Choice: Land in Papua

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313. Oram, Nigel. Edai Siabo: An Ethnographic Study of a Papuan Myth. In: Pawley, Andrew, Editor. Man and a Half:

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314. Oram, Nigel. Environment, Migration and Site Selection in the Port Moresby Coastal Area. In: Winslow, John

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315. Oram, Nigel. The History of the Motu-speaking and Koita- speaking Peoples According to Their Own Traditions.

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316. Oram, Nigel. Introduction. Oral History. 1979; 7(3): 2-7.

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318. Oram, Nigel. Pots for Sago: The Hiri Trading Network. In: Dutton, Tom, Editor. The Hiri in History: Further

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319. Oram, Nigel. Tommy Kabu: What Kind of Movement? Canberra Anthropology. 1992; 15(2): 89-105.

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321. Oram, Nigel. The Vivian Photographs: 1915-1940. Mankind. 1983; 13: 532-533.

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323. Orbell, Margaret. A Select Bibliography of the Oral Tradition of Oceania. n.p.: United Nations Educational,

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324. Orchiston, D. Wayne. Warfare in Melanesia: The Leonhard Adam Ethnological Collection, Part Two. Melbourne:

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325. Ord, Ian Geoffry. Atlas of the South West Pacific. Brisbane: Jacaranda Press Pty Ltd; 1967. [iii], 70 pp.

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328. Orowae, Arnold. Interpretation of a Myth in the Christian Context. Catalyst. 1993; 23: 8-32.

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334. Osborne, Kenneth B. A Christian Graveyard Cult in the New Guinea Highlands. Practical Anthropology. 1970;

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335. Osborne, Kenneth B. A Christian Graveyard Cult in the New Guinea Highlands. Reprinted in: Flannery, Wendy,

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336. Osborne, Robin. Visiting the Neighbours. Paradise. 1983; 41: 24-28.

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339. Osmond, Meredith. Fishing and Hunting Implements. In: Ross, Malcolm; Pawley, Andrew; Osmond, Meredith,

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342. Osmond, Meredith. The Semantics of Mong in the Chimbu-Wahgi Languages of the Central Highlands, Papua

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