A New Idea re Weapons of Oceania and a Poll

DaveA · Today, 05:05 AM

Ian,

I like the idea of “museum” pages for ALL the weapons discussed in the forums.

It is a tremendously difficult undertaking, but the value would be very high. We have many fine books by collectors, curated museums and other sources. An EAAF museum should not duplicate those resources. Pointers and references in the right places is enough.

Re: Oceana, I highly recommend the book shown in the photos. It is not about weapons per se, but provides valuable context for the many objects of art that one might encounter, including weapons.

“Oceanic Art
Ozeanische Kunst
Art Océanien” by Anthony JP Meyer
Kőneman, 1995

View Poll Results: Are you interested in the weapons of indigenous people of Oceania?
Yes, I wish to know more about these weapons	16	88.89%
No, that's not my area of interest	2	11.11%
Voters: 18. You may not vote on this poll

Today, 05:05 AM	#7
DaveA Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Wisconsin, USA Posts: 438	Museum pages and Oceania Ian, I like the idea of “museum” pages for ALL the weapons discussed in the forums. It is a tremendously difficult undertaking, but the value would be very high. We have many fine books by collectors, curated museums and other sources. An EAAF museum should not duplicate those resources. Pointers and references in the right places is enough. Re: Oceana, I highly recommend the book shown in the photos. It is not about weapons per se, but provides valuable context for the many objects of art that one might encounter, including weapons. “Oceanic Art Ozeanische Kunst Art Océanien” by Anthony JP Meyer Kőneman, 1995 Attached Images