The Forster Collection at the Pitt Rivers Museum is one of the world's great collections of eighteenth-century Pacific art and material culture. The objects were acquired by Reinhold Forster and his son George during Captain James Cook's second famous voyage of discovery from 1772 to 1775.

Collections from and about Hawai'i and the Pacific. The collections and research door to the collections

The idea behind Pacific Pathways is to provide routes to items held in the Forster Collection at the Pitt Rivers Museum. All of the items are connected to the history of New Zealand and the South Sea Islands, with the pathways concentrating on society and culture. Amongst the topics covered are clothing, mourning dress, barkcloth, musical instruments, household objects and Mai, the first South Sea Islander to come to Britain.

Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York) timeline of art and history of Melanesia, Polynesia, Micronesia and Australia 1600AD to present – lists historical events, art traditions, and Western study and exhibition of arts.  Some illustrations too.

News items and recent discussions on the ABC Radio Network website in Australia

Search screen for digital images of Pacific manuscripts, photographs, paintings

Tribal Arts website and magazine.  Contains articles relating to indigenous art from Oceania.

Polynesian and Micronesian items in the private collection of Goerge Ortiz.

Small collection online, search under Oceania