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UPDATES:

January 13th 2001 - Original text is now on-line along with supplemental maps. I have sent the links to some assistants for final editing.

December 6th 2001 - All pages have been scanned in. I will edit them over the next few weeks and all should be up and functional by mid-January as planned.

December 3rd 2001. Tremendous support was shown for this project at the American Anthropological Association meetings this past weekend. I greatly appreciated all of the comments and suggestions I received. I expect to have the full text of Carpenter's work up by mid-January 2002. I will then be asking for commentary on the material from those with expertise on the subjects. Eventually, videos and pictures from Carpenter's 1969-1970 journey to New Guinea will also be available - interlinked with the texts to which they refer. Over the next couple of years this site will grow into a resource for those interested in Edmund Carpenter's work. A full bibliography will be available, as well as pdfs of some of his more difficult to find articles. Thanks to all those who have shown support for this project,

Michael Wesch
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