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• Hviding, Edvard & Berg, Cato (2014). The Ethnographic Experiment in Island Melanesia. I Hviding, Edvard & Berg, Cato (Red.), The Ethnographic Experiment: A.M. Hocart and W.H.R. Rivers in Island Melanesia, 1908. Berghahn Books. ISSN 978-1-78238-342-0. s. 1–43.

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• Hviding, Edvard & Berg, Cato (2014). The Ethnographic Experiment: A.M. Hocart and W.H.R. Rivers in Island Melanesia, 1908. Berghahn Books. ISBN 978-1-78238-342-0. 320 s.

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• Nustad, Knut Gunnar; Flikke, Rune & Berg, Cato (2016). Trout, temporalities and capitalism in the Aurland Valley, Western Norway.
• Bjørkevoll, Knut Steinar; Daireaux, Benoit & Berg, Cato (2015). SPE-173858-MS Possibilities, Limitations and Pitfalls in Using Real-Time Well Flow Models During Drilling Operations.
• Nustad, Knut Gunnar; Berg, Cato & Flikke, Rune (2012). Human-fish temporalities in Aurland, Norway. Paper presented at American Anthropological Association, San Francisco 2012.
• Nustad, Knut Gunnar; Flikke, Rune & Berg, Cato (2010). Imagining fish and rivers in Aurland, Norway.
• Berg, Cato (2010). The Masking of Hierarchy: Austronesian Shrine names in Vella lavella.
• Were, Graeme; Hviding, Edvard & Berg, Cato (2010). Digitisation, Knowledge and Participatory Museology.
• Hess, Mona; Robson, Stuart; Millar, Francesca Simon; Were, Graeme; Hviding, Edvard & Berg, Cato (2009). NIABARA - The Western Solomons War Canoe at the British Museum: 3D Documentation, Virtual Reconstruction and Digital Repatriation. Vis sammendrag

  Abstract—This paper describes the 3D digital documentation of a highly significant cultural heritage object, a rather large War Canoe at the British Museum London, from New Georgia, Solomon Islands. The 3D laser scanning is paired with anthropological research that leads the outcomes towards a holistic virtual reconstruction to multimedia interactive delivery and a replica of a detail of the boat by 3D printing for the digital repatriation to the source community. Keywords-component; 3D laser scanning, museum documentation, virtual reconstruction, digital heritage, digital repatriation

• Berg, Cato (2008). The unseen city; Anthropological perspectives on Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. Bijdragen Tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde. ISSN 0006-2294. 164(2-3), s. 298–299.
• Hviding, Edvard; Berg, Cato & Baines, Graham (2008). Western Solomons Research Database: A Joint Project of the University of Bergen, Western Province, and the Solomon Islands Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development. Vis sammendrag

  The establishment in 2008 of the Western Solomons Research Database (WSRD) is a unique event for Solomon Islands. The database has been created by the Bergen Pacific Studies Research Group at the University of Bergen, Norway, in response to requests from leaders in Western Province for an overview of the different kinds of research that have been carried out in the province. A wide range of scholars from many countries and all scientific fields have offered their contributions to this initiative. As a website with open access, the database is dedicated to bringing as much as possible of this research into the reach of the people and policy makers of Western Province and Solomon Islands. The database offers lasting online storage for cultural heritage and scientific knowledge.

• Berg, Arne Cato (2003). Myten(-e) om Stillehavet.
• Berg, Arne Cato (2003). Bae Mi Tekem Kam Esela Blo Mi: A contemporary Regime of Violence in Honiara, Solomon Islands.
• Berg, Arne Cato (2003). "A Chief is a Chief Wherever He Goes" Christianity, Leadership, and Land Rights in Western New Georgia, Solomon Islands.
• Berg, Arne Cato (2003). Hatsoa: Emerging Youth Culture in Solomon islands.
• Berg, Arne Cato (2003). Gavman Ungi: Polynesian Marginality in Solomon Islands.
• Bergan, Miriam Eid & Berg, Cato (2011). "There's no love here" - Beach boys in Malindi, Kenya. Institutt for sosialantropologi, Universitetet i Bergen.
• Berg, Cato & Rio, Knut (2008). "A Chief is a Chief Wherever He Goes" Land and Lines of power in Valla Lavella, Solomon Islands. Institutt for sosialantropologi, UiB.

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