An American Anthropologist in Melanesia: A. B. Lewis and the Joseph N. Field South Pacific Expedition, 1909–1913 (Volume I: Field Diaries)

Contents
Preface
Textual Note
Abbreviations and Short Titles
Part One: Introduction
The Joseph N. Field South Pacific Expedition of 1909-1913
Part Two: The Field Diaries of A. B. Lewis
Book 1: Fiji
9 June 1909 - 8 July 1909
Fiji
Book 2: Humholdt Bay and German New Guinea
29 August 1909-11 December 1909
Humboldt Bay and German New Guinea
To the Berlinhafen Islands
Sissano Lagoon
Book 3 : West New Britain and the Huon Gulf
12 December 1909-5 April 1710
West New Britain
Finschhafen and the Huon Gulf
Book 4: Friedrich Wilhelmshafen and the North Coast
5 April 1910- 24 September 1910
To Friedrich Wilhelmshafen
On the North Coast
Up the Kaiserin Augusta River
Book 5: The Gazelle Peninsula and Solomon Islands
26 September 1910 - 6 January 1911
The Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain
The Solomon Islands
Book 6: To New Zealand, the New Hebrides, and New Caledonia, with a Return to German New Guinea
6 January 1911 — 25 December 1911
New Zealand and the New Hebrides
New Caledonia
Return to German New Guinea: The Admiralty Islands
Book 7: Papua, Dutch New Guinea, and Home
25 December 1911-June 1913
Papua
Eastern Papua and the Massim
Dutch New Guinea
The Long Road Home: From Batavia to Chicago
Return from the Field
PART THREE: CONCLUSION
A. B. Lewis and the Discipline of Anthropology before the Great War
Notes
Bibliography
Index