Micronesian Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, Vol. 5, 2006

      Front Matter

• Cultural Heritage Management in Micronesia: The State of Play at the beginning of the 21st millenium

      ARCHEOLOGICAL RESOURCES

• Fina'okso' Antigu: Prehistoric Soil Mounds in the Interior of Rota

• Conversations with I Man-Aniti: Interpretation of Discoveries of the Rock Art in the Northern Mariana Islands

• Talagi Pictograph Cave, Guam

• Skulls as Curios, Crania as Science: Some Notes on the Collection of skeletal material during the German Colonial Period

• The Archaeological Manifestation of Contemporary Marshallese Burial Practices

• Historic Preservation on the United States Army Base on Kwajalein Atoll

      WORLD WAR II HERITAGE

• Physical reminders of the British-Japanese Armament Trade in Micronesia

• A British six-inch gun at Barcinas Bay, Tinian, CNMI

• A CRM approach in investigating the submerged World War II sites in Chuuk Lagoon

• TIGHAR and the TBD in Jaluit

• Submerged Cultural and Historic Resources of Maloelap Atoll, Marshall Islands

• Impacts of recreational scuba diving on shipwrecks in Australia and the Pacific

• Managing unexploded ammunition at and near cultural heritage sites

• Examples of adaptive re-use of World War II artefacts in Micronesia

• Micronesian World War II Songs and Chants : Serving a Variety of Functions

      CANOES AND VOYAGING

• Carolinian voyaging in the new milennium

• Preservation and Revitalization of Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Perspective from Cultural Anthropological Research on Indigenous Navigation in the Republic of the Marshall Islands

• Restoring Traditional Seafaring and Navigation in Guam

      RESOURCE DOCUMENTATION

• The Joachim deBrum Photograph Digitization Project

• Marshalls Audio preservation project

• GuamPedia: A Work of Legitimacy

• The Imagery of Postcards sold in Micronesia during the German Colonial Period

      CULTURAL TOURISM

• The Role of Cultural Attractions in the Motivations and Awareness Spectrum of Japanese Tourists in the CNMI

• The Attitudes of Japanese Tourists towards Cultural heritage attractions in the CNMI

• Cultural heritage attractions in the CNMI: Visitor Satisfaction of Japanese Tourists

• Provision of information on Cultural Attractions to Japanese Tourists in the CNMI

      HERITAGE AND THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

• Catching the Drift: Impacts of Oceanic Drift Material in the Marshall Islands

• Sea-Rafted Pumice at Mili Atoll, Marshall Islands: 3000 Km From Source

• Weed Infestation And Its Impact on The Preservation of a Japanese-Era Concrete Building In Micronesia

• Impact of Tropical vegetation On World War II-Era cultural resources in the Marshall islands

      ISSUES OF HERITAGE POLICY

• Combining Curiosity with Political skill. The antiquarian interests of Georg Fritz

• How Micronesia Changed The U.S. Historic Preservation Program And The Importance of Keeping It From Changing Back

• Resource, Research, and Protection: A View from Pohnpei

• Resource, Research, and Protection: An Approach

• Virtual Historic Preservation

• The Politics of Preservation: Historical Memory and the Division of the Mariana Islands

• Documenting oral history: an alternate approach

• Perceptions of Micronesians on the effectiveness of the Historic Preservation Programs

• Heritage and Communities in Palau

      THE ROLE OF AGENCIES AND TRAINING

• War in the Pacific NHP in Micronesia: The Past and the Potential

• Marshallese Cultural Center on Kwajalein

• The University of Guam's Master of Arts in Micronesian Studies in review: Fall 2001-Summer 2006

• Archaeological Training Programs in Emerging Micronesian Island Nations

• A review of Historic Preservation Funding In Micronesia 1986-2003

• Restoration of Traditional Knowledge to Enhance Self-Sufficiency

• Waan Aelon Kein Project

• Digital Futures: cultural management and the role of the Micronesian expatriate communities in Hawaii and the mainland USA

• From Soul to Somnolence: The Palau Community Association of Guam, 1948 To 1997

• Submission Guidelines