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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Kwara’ae measurements for shell-moneySolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Land Rights and Development: Writing about Kwara'ae traditionSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Culture, Kastom, Tradition : Developing Cultural Policy in MelanesiaSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Remembering the Pacific WarSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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The South Sea Islanders and the Queensland labour tradeSolomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Passage, Port and Plantation: A history of Solomon Island labour migration, 1870 - 1914Solomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Pacific History Journal BibliographySolomon Islands National MuseumType Unknown Solomon Islands Online
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Select Bibliography on Solomon Islands, 2003–2017Solomon Islands National MuseumText Solomon Islands Online
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Solomon Islands National Museum Objects & ArtifactsCurrency/Ring (Bakiha)Solomon Islands National MuseumObject Solomon Islands Online
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Solomon Islands National Museum Objects & ArtifactsFish Trap.- Vubu (wubu)Solomon Islands National MuseumObject Solomon Islands Online
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Solomon Islands National Museum Objects & ArtifactsStone bowl (Kato)Solomon Islands National MuseumObject Solomon Islands Online
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Solomon Islands National Museum Objects & ArtifactsShield (‘LAVE’)Solomon Islands National MuseumObject Solomon Islands Online
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