Ergebnisse der Südsee-Expedition 1908-1910 = Results of the South Pacific-Expedition 1908-1910

The description of Palau is split into five parts, each containing two sub-sections on various topics listed below.

Part 1:

I. History and discovery

II. Geography

Part 2:

III. Settlements and districts

IV. Demography, anthropology and language

Part 3:

V. Objects

VI. Material culture

Part 4:

VII. Stories and songs

VIII. Botanical and zoological Palauan word index

Part 5:

IX. Culture and the decorative arts

X. Directory of Bai structures

Part 1 includes the islands of Lukunor, Namoluk, Losap, Nama, Lemarafat, Namonuito (Onon), Pulap - Tamatam (in German: Lukunór-inseln, Nàmoluk, Lósap, Nama, Lëmàrafat, Namonuito oder Onóun, and Pollap-Tàmatam).

Part 2 includes the islands of Puluwat, Pulusuk, and Satawal (in German: Polowat, Hok, and Satowal).

Part 1 includes the Palau islands of Sonsorol, Pulo Anna, and Merir (in German, Songosor, Pur, and Merir).

Part 2 includes Tobi Island (Palauan state of Hatohobei) and Ngulu Atoll (Yap), and a short section on the culture on the islands of Sonsorol, Pulo Anna, Merir, Tobi and Ngulu (in German, Tobi and Ngulu).

Part 1 includes the Yap islands of the Lamotrek Group, Woleai, and Fais, (in German: Làmotrek-gruppe, Oleai, and Feis).

Part 2 includes the Yap islands of Ifalik, Eauripik, Faraulep, Sorol and Ulithi (Mogmog), (in German: Ifaluk, Aurepik, Faraulip, Sorol and Mogemog)

Ongtong Java Atoll (Luangiua) is part of the Solomon Islands, and Nukumanu Islands are part of Papua New Guinea

Part 2 also includes notes on Solomon Islands' Sikaiana Islands (formerly Stewart Islands), and Papua New Guinea's Nuguria Islands (Abgarris or Fead Islands), Takuu Atoll (Takuu Mortlock or Marqueen Islands), and Carteret Islands (Tulun or Kilinailau Atolls).