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Chapter III The Ethnographic Value of The Soviet “Queen Charlotte Sound Collections”
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Table of Contents v
- Acknowledgements iii
- Editor's Preface 1
- Ivan Mikhaylovich Simonov as an Informant for the 1820 Visit to Queen Charlotte Sound 9
- Plus Ca Change: The People and Their Culture 37
- The Ethnographic Value of The Soviet “Queen Charlotte Sound Collections” 75
- Settlements, Sites and Structures Around Ship Cove 105
- Queen Charlotte Sound: Aspects of Maori Traditional History 139
- Artefacts and People: Inter-Island Trade through Queen Charlotte Sound 159
- A History of Middle Island as Given by Walter Mantel, 1848-9 187
- The Russian Text of I.M. Simonov's Description of a Visit to New Zealand 189
- Bibliography 200
- Name Index 208
- Place Index 212
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Table of Contents v
- Acknowledgements iii
- Editor's Preface 1
- Ivan Mikhaylovich Simonov as an Informant for the 1820 Visit to Queen Charlotte Sound 9
- Plus Ca Change: The People and Their Culture 37
- The Ethnographic Value of The Soviet “Queen Charlotte Sound Collections” 75
- Settlements, Sites and Structures Around Ship Cove 105
- Queen Charlotte Sound: Aspects of Maori Traditional History 139
- Artefacts and People: Inter-Island Trade through Queen Charlotte Sound 159
- A History of Middle Island as Given by Walter Mantel, 1848-9 187
- The Russian Text of I.M. Simonov's Description of a Visit to New Zealand 189
- Bibliography 200
- Name Index 208
- Place Index 212
