Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Styles and Periods Facet
3. Styles and Periods (hierarchy name)
4. [styles, periods, and cultures by region]

Narrower term/s

• Australian[+]
  • Australian Aboriginal (culture and style) [+]
    • Arunta
    • Murngin
    • Warlpiri
    • Pitjantjara
    • Wurundjeri
    • Papunya
  • Australian regional styles [+]
    • Arnhem Land [+]
      • Arnhem Land rock art styles [+]
    • Kimberleys [+]
      • Kimberleys rock art styles [+]
    • Tasmanian
    • South Australian
  • Australian rock art styles [+]
    • Panaramittee
• Melanesian[+]
  • New Caledonian (culture or style)
  • New Guinean [+]
    • Irian Jaya [+]
      • Irian Jaya regional styles [+]
      • Irian Jaya native styles [+]
  • Torres Strait
  • Vanuatu [+]
    • Ambrym (culture or style)
    • Oba
    • Banks Islands
    • Malekulan
  • Solomon Islands [+]
    • Santa Cruz Islands
    • Bougainville
    • Buka (culture or style)
    • New Georgia Island
    • San Cristobal
    • Choiseul (culture or style)
    • Tikopia
    • Malaita (culture or style)
  • Fijian (culture or style)
  • Papua New Guinean [+]
    • Papua New Guinea regional styles [+]
      • New Britain [+]
      • Astrolabe Bay
      • Huon Gulf
      • Massim Area [+]
      • Papuan Gulf [+]
      • Sepik [+]
      • New Ireland [+]
      • Manus (culture or style) [+]
• Micronesian (culture or style)[+]
  • Caroline Islands [+]
    • Palauan (culture or style)
    • Chuuk Island
    • Yap (culture or style)
  • Kiribati (culture or style)
  • Marianas Islands
  • Marshallese (culture or style)
  • Tuvalu (culture or style)
  • Kosraen
  • Nauruan (culture or style)
  • Pohnpeian (culture or style)
  • Chuukese
  • Yapese (culture or style)
• Polynesian[+]
  • Cook Islands [+]
    • Mangaian
  • Easter Island
  • Gambier Islands [+]
    • Mangarevan
  • Hawaiian (culture or style)
  • Marquesan (culture or style)
  • New Zealand [+]
    • Maori (culture or style) [+]
      • Maori sculpture styles [+]
    • Moriori
  • Samoan (culture or style)
  • Society Islands (style) [+]
    • Tahitian (culture or style)
  • Tongan
  • Austral Islands
  • Tuvaluan (culture or style)
• Oceanic sculpture styles[+]
  • Curvilinear style (Oceanic sculpture style)
• Oceanic ceramic styles[+]
  • Lapita
• Australasian

Anotations

Scope note:

Cultures and styles of various regions in Oceania, comprising islands scattered throughout the Pacific Ocean (generally excluding Japan, Indonesia, and the Philippines), but including Australia.