Fiji Handbook - by David Stanley, summarizes Fijian history right up to the latest coups, and provides useful information for travelers.

Ethnicity in Africa: Towards a Positive Approach - a book by Seyoum Y. Hameso

TribalPhoto.com - Tribal Photography & Images

The Vanishing Tatoo - One Man's Journey in Search of the Last Authentic Tattoo

Tribal Melbourne. Net - Ethnographic and Oceanic Art and articles

www.tatou.net - Tatouage polynesien de tahiti et bora bora

www.takumedia.net/borneomusic.html - Traditional music of Borneo

Other Sources

LAWSONS
Lawsons conducts four Tribal Art Auctions each year, two of which include special sections of Oriental Rugs and Textiles. Contact Edward Wilkinson for further information by phone on Int + 2 9241 3411 or by fax INT + 61 2 9251 5869
 
 

L'ECHO DE RAPA NUI
BULLETIN D'INFORMATIONS DES AMIS DE L'ILE DE PAQUES
Premiere Revue Belge Specialisee Sur Le Sujet
Editeur responsable: Francois Dederen (Te Pito)- Clos du Parc 6/1420 Braine L'Alleud-Belgique (02/384/82.81)
Contact the above for subscription and other information.
A journal for those with a special interest in Easter Island. Features articles of both contemporary (often political) and historical interest. It also carries a list of publications (French & English) relating to various aspects of Easter Island Culture. Dust off your high school French and give it a shot.
 
 

Martin & Osa Johnson Safari Museum
111 North Lincoln, Chanute, Kansas 66720, (316) 431-2730 - Conrad G. Froehlich, Director Barbara Henshall, Curator
Located in an old railroad station, this is a great museum that preserves the memory, achievements and artifacts of a truly remarkable couple. As photographers, explorers and naturalists, the Johnsons from 1917 to 1936 sought out the tribal man in Africa, Borneo and the South Seas. The legacy they left is astonishing -- over ten thousand photographs, a huge film library and a considerable collection of fine tribal artifacts. The museum has continued to build on this foundation adding, over the years the Stott Explorers Library which has some ten thousand books, journals, and manuscripts specialising in early African exploration, ornithology and primatology as well as the Imperato African Art Gallery which boasts a fine collection of West African artifacts.
The Martin & Osa Johnson Safari Museum may be a little off the beaten path but it is a very unique resource and well worth a visit.