Solomon Islands National Museum
Based in Honiara, we are one of the oldest cultural institutions in the Solomon Islands. Our mission is to collect, preserve, protect, safeguard, record, and promote the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of the Solomon Islands.
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Artifacts of War: Art, Exchange, and Politics in World War II Solomon IslandsSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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A VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR OF THE KWARA'AE LANGUAGE OF MALAITA, SOLOMON ISLANDSSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Malaita: A pictorial history from Solomon Islands.Solomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Changing exchange values in Solomon IslandsSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Falafala ano ’i Kwara’ae - The tradition of land in Kwara’aeSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Kwara′ae Histories - Oral literature from Solomon IslandsSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Na Falafala ana Taki 'i Kwara'ae ma'i 'i na'o / The Tradition of Law in Kwara'ae from beforeSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Decorated sanctum-houses of Kwara’ae, MalaitaSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Traditional religion in Kwara’ae, Solomon IslandsSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Kwara’ae Memories of Former TimesSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Abu'a 'i Kwara'ae: The meaning of tabu in a Solomon Islands societySolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Land In Kwara'ae and Development in Solomon IslandsSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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