Peter Matthews
JP
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- What is your location? (Give a general and/or specific place name: city, country, or region)
- Kyoto, Japan - and Auckland, New Zealand
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- Self-description (You can join to represent yourself and/or something else)
- volunteer, experienced, researcher, institute
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- Working topics/research interests - as general or specific as you like
- ethnobotany, plant ecology and genetics, human ecology, agricultural history, archaeology
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- Preferred means of contact
- Mail via my profile mail box, Other (see further details below)
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- Preferred language(s) for correspondence
- English
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- Further details - e.g. contact information, working languages (e.g. one language for editing, or from one language to another for translation), short CV
- Postal address:
National Museum of Ethnology,
Senri Expo Park, Suita City,
Osaka, Japan 565-8511.
Work in Japan (since 1990):
1. Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries,
2. Kyoto University,
3. Freelance editor, Kyoto,
4. National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka
Study:
University of Auckland (MSc Botany)
Australian National University (PhD Prehistory).
Member of:
Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association (IPPA)
Royal Society of New Zealand (RSNZ)
Society of Economic Botany (SEB)
Society of Writers, Editors and Translators (SWET, Japan)
Tree Croppers Association (New Zealand)
World Archaeology Congress (WAC)
Journal reviewer (various years):
Archaeology in Oceania
Australian Journal of Botany
Economic Botany
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution
New Zealand Journal of Botany
Review of Palaeobotany & Palynology
Tropical Agriculture and Development
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- What are your favourite local and international research-related journals, newsletters, or 'popular' magazines? Please list no more than six examples in total, without ranking, across these six categories
- Economic Botany, Science, New Scientist, Minpaku Anthropology Newsletter, Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association
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- Website 2
- http://tarorecipes.ning.com
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- Comment Wall (75 comments)
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Thank you Peter for your encouraging comments ...
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Thank you so much for your kind welcome. I shall gladly translate the page into Romanian. -
Sure, the website address of Pakistani Students' Association is given in my details; I would like to introduce that at Research Cooperative as well. Secondly, I will add and introduce Research Cooperative at PSA website as well. -
Hi Peter, Thanks for comments. Its another luck!
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thanks Peter, I like the idea of the bilum bag. I carried one myself for a few years after a wonderful trip into the highlands. Thanks for the photo and your kind comments about honeyeaters. I saw the regent honeyeater for real recently in Taronga Zoo. and imagined I cought sight of a pair on a recent trip through their terrain. Speaking of which I've been meaning to catch up but I've beenreally busy. I've rode my motor scooter from Darwin to Sydney just last week and it was terriffically interesting. Of course I had to ride it to Darwin in the first place, and that was pretty good too.
See you.Ray - Add a Comment