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2010-06-12T22:07:18Z

Hanlon's Razor

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	'''"Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by ignorance."'''		'''"Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by ignorance."'''
	[[Category:Expeditions\|Bones]]		[[Category:Expeditions\|Bones 2003 B]]
	[[Category:Archival Searches\|Bones ~~2003B~~]]		[[Category:Archival Searches\|Bones]]
	[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts\|Bones]]		[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts\|Bones]]

2010-06-12T22:06:31Z

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	'''"Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by ignorance."'''		'''"Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by ignorance."'''
	[[Category:Expeditions\|Bones]]		[[Category:Expeditions\|Bones]]
	[[Category:Archival Searches\|Bones]]		[[Category:Archival Searches\|Bones 2003B]]
	[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts\|Bones]]		[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts\|Bones]]

2010-06-12T15:06:13Z

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	'''"Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by ignorance."'''		'''"Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by ignorance."'''
	[[Category:Expeditions]]		[[Category:Expeditions\|Bones]]
	[[Category:Archival Searches]]		[[Category:Archival Searches\|Bones]]
	[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts]]		[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts\|Bones]]

2010-06-11T18:31:03Z

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	[[Category:/Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts]]		[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts]]

2010-06-11T18:29:39Z

Add catagory: Expeditions, Archival Searches, Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts

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	'''"Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by ignorance."'''		'''"Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by ignorance."'''
			[[Category:Expeditions]]
			[[Category:Archival Searches]]
			[[Category:/Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts]]

2009-05-11T14:37:55Z

2009-05-11T14:00:19Z

Michael Benefield

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	* Get an introduction to the British Ambassador through the Parkinsons.		* Get an introduction to the British Ambassador through the Parkinsons.
	* Prof Ron Crocombe at Auckland.		* Prof Ron Crocombe at Auckland.


	=== Bruce T. Burne ===		=== Bruce T. Burne ===

2009-05-11T13:59:23Z

Susan Parkinson

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	==== Susan Parkinson ====		==== Susan Parkinson ====

	[[~~:background:parkinson~~ Parkinson]] says that the Gardner had a higher ratio of		[[Susan Parkinson]] says that the Gardner had a higher ratio of poisonous fish than other islands, especially during the hot season.
	poisonous fish than other islands, especially during
	the hot season. When the coral breaks up, either		When the coral breaks up, either naturally or because of military activity, a different kind of algae grows on it. The fish that feed on the algae become toxic to those who eat the fish. Deep water fish are OK, as a rule.
	naturally or because of military activity, a different
	kind of algae grows on it. The fish that feed on		There is no way to tell the difference between a poisonous reef fish and one that is not poisonous, except by eating the fish.
	the algae become toxic to those who eat the fish.
	Deep water fish are OK, as a rule. There is no way
	to tell the difference between a poisonous reef fish
	and one that is not poisonous, except by eating the
	fish.

	=== Hanlon's Razor ===		=== Hanlon's Razor ===

	'''"Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by ignorance."'''		'''"Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by ignorance."'''

2009-02-18T05:22:43Z

Bruce T. Burne

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	=== Bruce T. Burne ===		=== Bruce T. Burne ===
	* Have we checked the Pacific Manuscripts Bureau?		* Have we checked the Pacific Manuscripts Bureau? Hewitt? The file lists for Kiribati may have been microfilmed. [I seem to remember that there was a microfilm machine listed in the discussion of the Central Archives.]
	Hewitt? The file lists for Kiribati may have		* Some records may even be in Vanuatu. Paddy wanted to share the wealth.
	been microfilmed. [I seem to remember that there		* Richard Overy, Wellington, Nat'l Archives?
	was a microfilm machine listed in the discussion of		** He is an archivist and should be known by the folks in Auckland.
	the Central Archives.]
	* Some records may even be in Vanuatu. Paddy wanted
	to share the wealth.

	* Richard Overy, Wellington, Nat'l Archives?
	** He is an archivist and should be known by the
	~~folks in Auckland.~~
	=== Other tips, suggestions ===		=== Other tips, suggestions ===

2009-02-18T00:48:33Z

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 * Has anyone contacted Honiara?  The Niku materials may have moved there with the WPHC.
 * When the WPHC pulled out of Fiji, some other British entity must have come into existence to act as a consulate.  British High Commission?  We contacted the British consulate, but they wanted to have nothing to do with us.  It's conceivable that some material went from the WPHC to the new entity.  Stuff from Niku is not likely to have been in that transfer.  It's a very long shot.  Then again, if the bones were where we expected them to be, we'd've found them already.
 === Conversation with Joan Teiawa ===

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	=== Archives ===		=== Archives ===
	* Ask to see the Government dispatches to the Colonial Office. National Archives of Fiji or Hanslope Park.		* Ask to see the Government dispatches to the Colonial Office. National Archives of Fiji or Hanslope Park.
	** Government House files can be accessed only by permission of Government House. Have to ask the archivist to get permission to see them.		** [[Government House]] files can be accessed only by permission of [[Government House]]. Have to ask the archivist to get permission to see them.
	* We might ask to look at Government dispatches to the Colonial Office.		* We might ask to look at Government dispatches to the Colonial Office.
	* Try the University of New South Wales archives. They may have some Kiribati files.		* Try the University of New South Wales archives. They may have some Kiribati files.