Collections
| ID | Title | Collector | Countries | Languages | Creation Date | Modification Date | Source university | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LSNG10 | Languages of Southern New Guinea: Neme | Nicholas Evans | Papua New Guinea | English Nambo | 2019-12-11 | 2022-11-30 | Australian National University | View |
| NLA1 | Microfilms from the National Library of Australia | Nick Thieberger | Fiji Indonesia Kiribati Nauru New Caledonia Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Vanuatu Wallis and Futuna | Adzera Ambrym, North Are Cemuhî Dumbea English French Futuna-Aniwa Gela Iaai Kiribati Lau Lenakel Lonwolwol Maleu-Kilenge Misima-Paneati Moni Mono (retired) Nauruan Nengone Roviana Tongan Uvean, West Wallisian | 2020-09-22 | 2024-12-04 | University of Melbourne | View |
| DKH01 | Awiakay string figures | Darja Hoenigman | Papua New Guinea | Multiple languages Tok Pisin | 2021-01-27 | 2024-10-19 | View | |
| CCC1 | CoEDL Corpora Collection | Wolfgang Barth | Australia Cook Islands India Indonesia Papua New Guinea Vanuatu | Abui Agob Aimele Anindilyakwa Baluan-Pam Bislama Bo-Ung Bongu Dhangu Djauan Efate, South English Faita Gunwinggu Gurindji Kriol Jilim Kala Lagaw Ya Kriol Male Marind Matukar Murrinh-Patha Naga, Sumi Nen Ngalkbun Paynamar Pintupi-Luritja Piu Rarotongan Rembarunga Russian Sa Sileibi Tok Pisin Torricelli Vera'a Warlpiri Wik-Mungkan Wára | 2022-01-27 | 2024-10-19 | Australian National University | View |
| BB3 | Wampar Dictionary | Bettina Beer | Papua New Guinea | Wampar | 2022-02-17 | 2022-06-18 | Universität Luzern | View |
| DO01 | Douglas L. Oliver's texts and fieldnotes on Motuna (Siwai) language and Siwai culture written during this field trip in 1938~39 | Masayuki Onishi | Papua New Guinea | English Siwai | 2025-04-27 | 2025-04-29 | View | |
| AC2 | Images from Arthur Capell's Pacific field notes | Arthur Capell | American Samoa Australia East Timor Egypt Fiji Germany Indonesia Iran Kiribati Libya Malaysia Marshall Islands Micronesia New Caledonia New Zealand Niue Papua New Guinea Philippines Samoa Solomon Islands South Africa Sudan Taiwan Thailand Tonga Tuvalu United States Vanuatu Wallis and Futuna | 'Are'are Abui Aceh Adabe Adang Akei Alekano Alor Amba (retired) Ambae, East Ambae, West Ambrym, North Ambrym, Southeast Ambulas Aneityum Anuki Apma Arabic, Egyptian Spoken Araki Arandai Are Arifama-Miniafia Arosi Askopan Aulua Avava Awa Awyi Axamb Babatana Baikeno Baki Bali Banam Bay Banda Banggai Bannoni Bariai Batak Toba Bauro Bauwaki Biak Bidayuh, Bukar-Sadong Bierebo Bieria Bilba Bilua Bima Binahari Binandere Binumarien Birao Blagar Boikin Bonggo Budibud Bughotu Bugis Buhutu Buli (retired) Buna Bunak Bunama Buru (retired) Bwaidoka Bwanabwana Cemuhî Cheke Holo Chuave Chuukese Daantanai' Daga Dakaka Dani, Western Dano Dawawa Dhao Dia Dixon Reef Dobu Doga Domu Duke Dusun, Central Dusun, Tambunan Dusun, Tempasuk Dutch Efate, North Efate, South Ekari Emae English Erave Eton Fagani Fanameket Fataleka Fataluku Fijian Fijian, Western Fore French Futuna, East Futuna-Aniwa Gadsup Gal Galela Galeya Galoli Gao Gapapaiwa Gayo Gedaged Gela German, Standard Ghari Ghayavi Hahon Hakö Halia Hano Helong Hiw Hoava Hula Ibu Ifo Ilocano Indonesian Iranun Iranun (Malaysia) Iranun (Philippines) Japanese Javanese Kahua Kalam Kamano Kambera Kamoro Kandas Kaninuwa Karkar-Yuri Karnai Karore Keapara Kei Keningau Murut Kewa, East Kilivila Kiribati Koiari, Grass Koitabu Koromira Kosraean Kuanua Kuijau Kuni Kusaghe Kwaio Kwamera Kwanga Kwara'ae Kâte Lakon Lamaholot Lamenu Lamma Larevat Lau Lauan Lavukaleve Lawunuia Lehali Lelepa Lenakel Lengo Letemboi Leti (retired) Lewo Litzlitz Lo-Toga Loloda Longgu Lonwolwol Lorediakarkar Lovono Lungga Löyöp Madura Mae Maewo, Central Maii Mailu Maisin Maiwala Makasae Makasar Makuv'a Malango Malay Malo Malol Malua Bay Manam Manggarai Manombai Maori Maragus Marau Marino Marovo Marshallese Maskelynes Mbula Mekeo Mele-Fila Mengen Minaveha Misima-Paneati Modole Moikodi Molima Moni Mono Mono (retired) Morawa Mota Motu Motu, Hiri Mpotovoro Muduapa Multiple languages Mussau-Emira Mutu Mwerlap Naasioi Nafri Nagu Naha'ai Nahavaq Nalögo Namakura Nasarian Natügu Nedebang Nehan Neve'ei Neverver Ngad'a Nias Nimoa Ninde Niue Niwer Mil No linguistic content Nokuku Nukumanu Nukuoro Nukuria Oirata Ontong Java Ormu Oroha Ounge Owa Oya'oya Paama Pagu Paicî Papapana Papar Paulohi Persian Persian, Iranian Petats Pohnpeian Port Sandwich Port Vato Portuguese Purari Qaqet Ramoaaina Ramopa Rapoisi Rennell-Bellona Repanbitip Rerep Ririo Rotokas Rotuman Roviana Sa Sa'a Sabu Sakao Samoan Sangir Saposa Savosavo Seke Sewa Bay Shark Bay Sibe Sie Sika Sikaiana Simbo Simeku Simeulue Sinaugoro Sio Siwai Sobei Solos Suau Sudest Sulka Sumau Sumbawa Sunda Sursurunga Tabaru Tagalog Tairora, North Takuu Talise Tami Tangoa Tanna, North Tanna, Southwest Taupota Tawala Teiwa Teop Terei Ternate Tetun Thai Tidore Tikopia Tinputz Titan To'abaita Tobati Tobelo Tok Pisin Tolomako Tomoip Tongan Toraja-Sa'dan Torau Touo Tumleo Uab Meto Ubir Ughele Uisai Ujir Ulau-Suain Ulithian Undetermined language Unua Ura (retired) Urdu Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin Uruava V'ënen Taut Vaeakau-Taumako Valpei Vangunu Vao Varisi Vurës Wabo Wagawaga Waima Waioli Wallisian Wandamen Wantoat Waropen Warwar Feni Watubela Wedau Wersing Whitesands Wolani Yabem Yagaria Yaleba Yamdena Yapese Yele Zabana Zia Zulu Äiwoo | 2005-08-15 | 2024-10-19 | University of Sydney | View |
| AM3 | Saliba (Papua New Guinea) | Anna Margetts | Papua New Guinea | Saliba | 2003-07-08 | 2024-10-19 | Monash University | View |
| BM1 | Two slit-drums, Iatmul language (PNG) | Bob MacLennan | Papua New Guinea | Iatmul | 2006-02-14 | 2016-03-16 | University of Sydney | View |
| BP4 | Papapana language (Bougainville) | Bill Palmer | Papua New Guinea | Papapana | 2007-11-30 | 2024-10-19 | University of Newcastle | View |
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