- Marketing/Environment Poster Studio Shoot: 1 session
- Moturiki: 2 days in field
- Pottery Studio Shoot: 2 sessions at USP
- Geography Field Trip: 3 days in field mid September for Pat Nunn
- Skeleton Studio Shoot:: 1 session
- Open Day: 1 full day at USP
- Marketing/Old man: 1 session at USP
- Management Photos: 1 session at USP
- October- November, 2004: USP DFL Centres in Samoa, Kiribati, Nauru, Solomon Islands, Marshall Islands
- Lapita at Fiji Museum, March 2004
- Studio shots of Lapita for Pat Nunn, May 2004: silo'd, prep'd for publication
- Lapita face, with overlays and scales for Rosy Kumar- October 15
Sights 'n' Sounds- Mana - the true face of Lapita
- The Earliest Known Humans in Fiji and their Pottery
- South Pacific Journal of Natural Science
Highlights
7 photos of lapita pottery taken in Moturiki were used in Discovering our ancestors, a textbook published by http:learningmedia.co.nz, funded by UNESCO, for the New Zealand Board of Ed. (contact is Liz Tui liz@learningmedia.co.nz). Mentioned in this article and these two as well
Microscope photos taken for Rosalyn Kumar in August, 2004 used in a poster at the 32nd International Geological Congress, Florence, Italy, 20-28 August, "Geologic provenance of exotic 3000-year old potsherds from Naitabale, Moturiki Island, Fiji: implications for patterns of early human movements in the western Pacific Ocean"