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Melanesian Mythology
[edit]- Abaia
- Abeguwo
- Abere
- Adaro (mythology)
- Afek (mythology)
- Agunua
- Ambat
- Atua Fafine
- Atua I Kafika
- Atua I Raropuka
- Baloma
- Bulu (Fijian mythology)
- Burotu
- Cargo cult
- Cibaciba and Drakulu
- Dakuwaqa
- Daucina
- Degei
- Dema Deity
- Duk-Duk
- Flaming Teeth
- Gedi (mythology)
- Hatuibwari
- John Frum
- Kaluli creation myth
- Kaunitoni
- Koteka
- Kula ring
- Kulap
- La'aka
- Lewalevu
- Malagan
- Malara
- Manseren Manggoendi
- Masalai
- Melanesian mythology
- Moka exchange
- Murimuria
- Nabagatai
- Nananu-i-Ra
- Nevinbimbaau
- Nu and the Hua People
- Papare
- Papuan mythology
- Prince Philip Movement
- Qasavara
- Qat (deity)
- Qurai
- Ratumaibulu
- Samulayo
- Sing-sing (New Guinea)
- Steven Tari
- Suangi
- Tagroa Siria
- Tatanua mask
- Timbuwarra
- Tui Delai Gau
- Tui Fiti
- Turaga nation
- Ul (mythology)
- Uli figure
- Ulupoka
- Vailala Madness
- Warohunugamwanehaora
- Wild man syndrome