Kinbank v1.2: A global database of kinship terminology

Sam Passmore; Keira Mullan

doi:10.5281/zenodo.18501543

Kinbank v1.2: A global database of kinship terminology

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Abstract

This release of Kinbank adds a new collection funded by the Asia Pacific Innovation Program (APIP; Awarded to Sam Passmore; collected by Keira Mullan), focusing on languages of New Guinea. The update adds 57 new languages to the database, increasing coverage of understudied linguistic and cultural systems in the Asia–Pacific region.

Original language	English
Type	Dataset
Media of output	Digitised
Publisher	zenodo
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18501543
Publication status	Published - 6 Feb 2026

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Kinbank v1.2: A global database of kinship terminology

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Identifying Linguistic and Genetic Connections through Kinship across New Guinea

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Identifying Linguistic and Genetic Connections through Kinship across New Guinea

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