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Watom Island is an
inhabited island in the
Bismarck Sea in
Papua New Guinea,
located just off the
mainland of the
northern coast of New Britain, near...
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Lapita materials was by Otto Meyer, a
Sacred Heart missionary working on
Watom Island in 1909.
Meyer discovered potsherds after a
tropical storm hit the...
- the westward.
Materbert Island lies
about 6
miles west of the
island and
Watom Island lies to the north-east.
United States.
Hydrographic Office (1916)...
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Islands (No. 4 on the map) New
Britain or also Niu Briten, main
island Watom Island Matupi Island Duke of York
Islands Duke of York
Island Kabakon Kerawara...
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Pomio Rural Melkoi Rural Sinivit Rural West Pomio-Mamusi
Rural Rabaul District Rabaul Balanataman Rural Kombiu Rural Rabaul Urban Watom Island Rural...
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Watom Island Rural LLG is a local-level
government (LLG) of East New
Britain Province,
Papua New Guinea. 01.
Rakival 02.
Taranata 03.
Valaur 04. Vunabuk...
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Pomio Rural Melkoi Rural Sinivit Rural West Pomio/Mamusi
Rural Rabaul District Rabaul Balanataman Rural Kombiu Rural Rabaul Urban Watom Island Rural...
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Bismarck Archipelago,
where it is
found on the
islands of Umboi, New Britain,
Watom, Duke of York, and New Ireland. It
prefers rainforests and
cloud forests...
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Meyer was the
first to
discover these potteries in 1909 on the
island of
Watom, in the
Bismarck Archipelago (now in
Papua New Guinea). In 1917, the geologist...
- New Ireland, New Hanover, Umboi, Lolobau, Duke of York, Lihir,
Tabar and
Watom, as well as M****,
Rambutyo and
Nauna in the
Admiralty Islands. It inhabits...
