Cambridge, At the University Press, 1935 (first edition). The reports of this important expedition (1898-1899) were published in six volumes between 1901 and 1935, this being the last to appear. It includes studies of the material culture, social organisation, religious beliefs, languages, and folk tales of the peoples of the..... More
London, Printed and published for the Royal Society by the Cambridge University Press, 1946 (first edition). A comprehensive examination of smoking culture in New Guinea, illustrating the wide regional variation in the design and decoration of pipes across the island. Alfred Cort Haddon (1855-1940) is best known for leading the..... More
London, British Museum Publications, 1984. The only material 'acquired from the Torres Strait Islanders during the nineteenth century ... [that was] systematically collected and adequately documented is that obtained by Professor A.C. Haddon in 1888-9 and 1898' (page 38). In fact, Haddon's collections of Torres Strait artefacts taken back to..... More