Culture:

Murdock, George P. et al. OUTLINE OF CULTURAL MATERIALS. 4th Revised Edition. New Haven: Human Relations Area Files, 1961. 164.

Pacific Islands: the Spanish Legacy. Barcelona, Spain: Spain Ministry of Education and Culture, 1998.

Roberts, Stephen Henry, 1901-Population problems of the Pacific. London: G. Routledge & Sons, 1927.

History:

Carolinians in the Mariana Islands in the 1800s: selected documents from the holdings of the Spanish documents collection at the Micronesian Area Research Center Presencia de los carolinos en las Islas Marianas durante el siglo IXI. [Guam]: Division of Historical Preservation, Dept. of Community and Cultural Affairs, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands: Micronesian Area Research Center, University of Guam, c1996.

Hanlon, David L. A plan for the expansion and revitalization for the Spanish Wall Park; Submitted to the Ponape State Historic Preservation Committee and The Historic Preservation Office of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, Saipan, Mariana Islands. Honolulu, Hawaii: Saipan: [David L. Hanlon], s.l., 1980.

Pereiro, A. Cabeza La isla de Ponape: geografia, etnografia, historia. Manila, [Phillipines]: Tipo-Litographia de Chonfrey y Comp., 1895.

Language:

Anderson, Gerald Hl, editor. BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF CHRISTIAN MISSIONS. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Wm. B. Eefdsmans Publishing Co., 1999. Paperback edition. 845, index, appendices.

Anonymous. A Short List of Trukese Words and Their Spellings. Unpublished. n.d. 23. (mimeographed).

Bender, Byron W. Micronesian languages / Byron W. Bender. Honolulu: University of Hawaii, [n.d.].

Craig, Robert D. & Frank P. King, eds. HISTORICAL DICTIONARY OF OCEANIA. Westport: Greenwood Press, 1981. 392.

Goodenough, Ward H. & Hiroshi Sugita. TRUKESE-ENGLISH DICTIONARY: SUPPLEMENTARY VOLUME. Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1990. 560.

Jensen, John Thayer, 1942- Yapese-English dictionary. Honolulu: The Univeristy Press of Hawaii, c1977.

Quackenbush, Edward Miller. From Sonsorol to Truk: a dialect.

Sohn, Ho-min. Woleaian-English dictionary. Honolulu, HI: University Press of Hawaii, c1976.

Wuerch, William L. & Dirk Anthony Ballendorf. HISTORICAL DICTIONARY OF GUAM AND MICRONESIA. Oceanian Historical Dictionaries, No. 3. Lanham, Md.: The Scarecrow Press, Inc., 1994. 172, bib. [960 W4].

Religion:

Cantova, Juan Antonio, Father, 1697-1731. The discovery and description of the Garbanzos Islands.

Hezel, Francis, X. SJ, Catholic Mission in the Carolines and Marshall Islands.

Hezel, Francis X. SJ, Spanish Capuchins in the Carolines.

Micronesia; winds of change: a book of readings on Micronesian history. Saipan, [Mariana Islands]: [Edited by Francis X Hezel, S.J. and M.L. Berg], 1979.

The Catholic Church in Micronesia

Ships:

Hezel, Francis X. Foreign ships in Micronesia: a compendium of ship contacts with the Caroline and Marshall Islands, 1521-1885. Saipan, Mariana Islands: [n.p.], 1979.

Levesque, Rodrigue, 1938-Ships through Micronesia: a chronological listing of significant ships that passed through Micronesian waters from Magellan's time to the present, 1521-1991. Quebec, Canada: Les Editions=Levesque Publications, R.R. 3, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada J8P 7G7, 1991.

Videos:

Title: Pacific Islands: The Spanish Legacy (MITC UE 386)
Published: Pohnpei, FSM: College of Micronesia-FSM, Audio Visual Center
Year: 1999
Description: About 30 minutes long, a slient video on the Spanish Exhibit held at the College of Micronesia-FSM in 1999. Most significant in showing the visual images of the impact in which the Spanish administration had on the islands of Micronesia. Shows architectural and religious influences on the islands ranging from Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, Palau, and some island in the FSM region. Connects some visuals from Puerto Rico and Manila which signifies the connection of structural buildings such as the Spahish Wall with those areas in which was colonized by the Spaniards. Visuals ranged from religious images such as churches, bell towers, religious figures, and archtectural figures such as the Chamorro Village in Guam that emphasize the same technique of buildings as those in Spanish occupied territories.

Title: The Colony
Published: Pohnpei, FSM: Blanca Amado; Micronesian Seminar
Year: 1998
Description: An 8:51 minute long video giving a brief historical tour of the remains of the Spanish colony in Pohnpei. Commentaries made by Javier Galvan from Spain.

Note: Materials above can be found in either Micronesian Seminar Library or the COM-FSM Learning Resource Center