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Nature | Vol.118, Issue.2976 | | Pages 688-689

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Melanesian Mythology

SDNYH.RAY  
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THE very scant record of Melanesian mythology has been considerably augmented by the publication of myths and stories collected by the Rev. A. Kleintitschen of the Sacred Heart Mission from the natives of Paparatava, inland from Herbertshöhe in the Gazelle Peninsula of New Britain. With the similar collection made by Father Meier from the coastal people, the stories illustrate the beliefs of an important section of the Melanesian people.

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Melanesian Mythology

THE very scant record of Melanesian mythology has been considerably augmented by the publication of myths and stories collected by the Rev. A. Kleintitschen of the Sacred Heart Mission from the natives of Paparatava, inland from Herbertshöhe in the Gazelle Peninsula of New Britain. With the similar collection made by Father Meier from the coastal people, the stories illustrate the beliefs of an important section of the Melanesian people.

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SDNYH.RAY,.Melanesian Mythology. 118 (2976),688-689.

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