Item 152 - Loose papers by Jack Golson and others

Jack Golson, “The Making of the New Guinea Highlands”; Peter Fitzpatrick, “Transformations of law and labour in PNG”; in Snyder and Hay (eds.), Labour, Law and Crime: An historical perspective, 1987; H.N. Nelson, “New Guinea Nationalism and the Writing of History”; J.A. Ballard, “Wantoks and Administration”, University of Papua New Guinea public lecture, 26 May 1976; John V. Langmore, “A critical assessment of Australian economic policy for PNG between 1945 and 1970”, University of Papua New Guinea Economics Department Discussion Paper No. 1, Aug 1972; Jack Golson, “Australian Aboriginal Food Plants: Some Ecological and Culture-Historical Implications”, reprinted from Mulvaney and Golson (eds.), Aboriginal Man and Environment in Australia, 1971; Jack Golson, “The Remarkable History of Indo-Pacific Man: missing chapters from every world prehistory”, 5th David Rivett Memorial Lecture, 1971; Jack Golson, “Foundations for New Guinea Nationhood”, presidential address, Anthropology section, ANZAAS, Port Moresby, Aug 1970; Jack Golson “The Last 10,000 Years in the New Guinea Highlands and Beyond”, May 1976; Donald Denoon “An Untimely Divorce: Western Medicine and Anthropology in Melanesia”, History and Anthropology, 1999; PNG Independence Celebrations, State Welcome to the Distinguished Guests and the Ceremony for the Lowering of the Australian Flag, Sir Hubert Murray Stadium, September 15, 1975; PNG Independence Celebrations, Sports and Cultural Programme, Sep 1975; “The Cause of the People of Papua New Guinea is a Just Cause – It Enjoys Abundant Support!!”, Melbourne, Communist (Marxist-Lenninist) publication, Feb 1972.