Footnotes for ellen ch1

1.  Algemeem Rijksarchief, The Hague: VOC 1293 (f. 176r, 1.4r), 1317 (f. 200r-v, 203r-v, f. 71), 1.44 (f. 56), 1368 (f. 40v) and 11245 (Anon., 1908: 130-31). Return to main text

2.  The most regular orthographic usage adopted by the Indonesian administration. In previous publications I have written `Ruhuwa', in order to harmonize with the rendering found in some earlier Dutch maps (e.g. Topographische Inrichting 1919, Schetskaart van Ceram (Scale 1 : 100, 000), Batavia). Return to main text

3.  See (Ellen, 1985), also for certain nomenclatural revisions to (Ellen, 1973: 140-8; Ellen, 1975a and Ellen, 1978b: 65-8). Further information relating to other matters discussed in this section may be found in (Ellen, 1973: 20-63, 368-73, 391-2, 446-64; and; Ellen, 1978b: 212-9). Return to main text

4.  For convenience, the ethnographic present should be understood as 1970-75. Where data collected on subsequent occasions might reasonably be expected to reflect recent changes I have tried to make this clear in the text. Return to main text

5.  The term phylogenetic is used throughout this work to cover all forms of `scientific' taxonomic, systematical and nomenclatural practices. The term is imperfect, but I find the possible alternatives - `Linnaean', `Western', `scientific', and so on which I am occasionally tempted to resort to - equally if not more problematic. Return to main text