Artistic heritage in a changing Pacific - Dark, Philip J. C. 1918-2008; Rose, Roger G. 1941- (Univ. of Hawaii Press, 1993)
Contents How much of the Lapita design system represents the human face? / Matthew Spriggs -- Lapita origins / M. Pietrusewsky -- Pacific prehistory as a work of art / John Terrell -- When the experts make mistakes: observations on preserving the monolithic statues of Rapa Nui (Easter Island) / Jo Anne Van Tilburg -- "Traditional" Rapa Nui designs on statues of contemporary Christian saints / J.T. Seaver -- Wood analysis and historic contexts of collecting Hawaiian wooden images / Adrienne L. Kaeppler -- Traditional Kūpeʻe / R. Janthina Morris -- Re-viewing Marquesan art / Carol S. Ivory -- The museum as a research tool: a Tahitian example / Karen Stevenson -- The Pareu / Laura Jone -- Taumi Gorgets from the Society Islands / Roger G. Rose -- Three images from Mangareva / Deborah Waite The westernization of time and Samoan folk arts / John Enright -- An emic and etic role for Abelam art (Papua New Guinea) / Dirk Smidt and Noel McGuigan -- The art of the sacred and the art of art / Christopher Anderson -- "You read 'im this country" / Paul Faulstich -- Black art and white society / M. Ruth Megaw and J.V.S. Megaw -- Strong Ai Bilong / Susan Cochrane Simons -- Singing history / Lamont Lindstrom and Geoffrey M. White -- The future of New Ireland art / Phillip Lewis -- The future of Pacific arts / Philip J.C. Dark -- The maintenance of heritage in a fourth world context / S.M. Mead