Bibliographie James Cook – 22 – 23 – 24 – 25 – 26

Site de la collection Cook-Forster de Göttingen.

• Cook’s Pacific Encounters : The Cook-Forster Co#ection of the Georg-August University of Gottingen, catalogue de l’exposition au National Museum Australia, 2006.
• Life in the Pacific of the 1700s : The Cook/Forster Collection of the Georg August University of Gottingen, 2006, Honolulu Academy of Art.
• Forster G., 1777, (ed. Nicholas Thomas & Oliver Berghof – 2000), A Voyage round the World, University of Hawaï Press.
• Kaeppler A. L., 2009, « To attempt some new discoveries in the vast unknown tract ». Rediscovering the Forster collections from Cook’s second Pacific voyage, in Discovering Cook’s Collections, Ed. M. Hethering- ton & H. Morphy, Nat. M. of Australia Press.
• Kaeppler A. L., 1971, « Eighteenth Century Tonga: New Interpretations of Tongan Society and Material Culture at the Time of Captain Cook » in Man, Vol. 6, No. 2.
• Kaeppler A. L., 2011, Holophusicon, the Leverian Museum : an eighteenth-century English institution of science, curiosity, and art, Bishop Museum Press.
• Lagier R., 2006, « Un outsider de la fondation de l’anthropologie : Georg Forster » in Revue d’Histoire des Sciences Humaines n°14.
• Mills A., 2009, « Akau Tau: Contextualising Tongan War-clubs » in Journal of Polynesian Society 118 n°1.
• Mills A., 2010, « Two newly identified Cook-Voyage tongan clubs at the museum of archeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge » in Journal of Museum Ethnography 23.
• Stone Sarah &Force Maryanne & Roland, 1968, Art and artifacts of the 18th century : objects in the Leverian Museum as painted by Sarah Stone.

Sources concernant les notes :
Georg Forster, un citoyen du monde
De l’importance des Tonga dans les collections Forster
Tonga, mon amour
Mon petit doigt m’a dit
Coup de massue

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Photo de la vitrine consacrée à la collection Cook-Forster du Pitt Rivers Museum, photo de l’auteure, octobre 2016.