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No. 1 — MARCH 1979 Edited by R. S. Oppenheim and Judith Huntsman
• Notes and News 3

Main Articles:
• Competitive Exchange in Kewa. By John LeRoy 9
• Men's House, Women's House: The Efficacy of Opposition, Reversal, and Pairing in the Melpa Amb Kor Cult. By Andrew Strathern 37
• Ethno-Archaeology and the Development of Polynesian Fishing Strategies. By P. V. Kirch and T. S. Dye 53

Shorter Communications:
• Man-Eating Women: Fears of Sexual Pollution in the Papua New Guinea Highlands. By Paul Sillitoe 77
• Reviews 99
• Publications Received121

No. 2 — JUNE 1979 Edited by Roger Oppenheim
• Notes and News 125

Main Articles:
• Port Town Village Organisation in Western Samoa. By Sharon W. Tiffany 127
• Double Descent in the Eastern Carolines. By David Damas 177

Shorter Communications:
• Settlement Patterns in the Early European Maori Phase of Maori Society. By Angela Ballara 199
• Reviews 215
• Publications Received 235

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No. 3 — SEPTEMBER Edited by Roger Oppenheim
• Notes and News 239

Main Articles:
• The Power to Heal in Colonial Rotuma. By Alan Howard 243
• Holders of the Way: A Study in Precolonial Socio-economic History in Papua New Guinea. By Roderic Lacey 277
• Kindred and Alliance on Anuta Island. By Richard Feinberg 327
• Reviews 349
• Publications Received 365

No. 4 — DECEMBER 1979 Edited by Roger Oppenheim
• Notes and News 371

Obituary:
• Bill Mulloy. By Patrick C. McCoy 373

Main Articles:
• Making History: John White and S. Percy Smith at Work. By Kendrick Smithyman 375
• Yap Eating Classes: A Study of Structure and Communitas. By Sherwood W. Lingenfelter 415
• Warea Carving 1976. By John Bevan Ford 433
• Reviews 461
• Publications Received 479

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