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Dr Susan Serjeantson, Department of Human Biology, John Curtin School of Medical Research at the ANU, and Dr Hornabrook of the Institute of Medical Research in Papua New Guinea, examine villagers in Kewieng (at 8,000 feet) in the Finistere Ranges of Papua New GuineaAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1978 to 2012 Online -
Men in ceremonial dressAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1960 to 2021 Online -
Amogoye Mathias - Oral History interview recorded on 14 June 2017 at Salamaua,Morobe Province, PNGPapua New Guinea National Museum and Art GalleryVideo Papua New Guinea Online -
Giving back to BougainvilleABC International DevelopmentVideo Papua New Guinea -
PNG songs and spoken word from the 1940sABC International DevelopmentAudio Papua New Guinea -
MaskAuckland War Memorial Museum Tāmaki Paenga HiraObject Papua New Guinea Melanesia
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Representation - Being seen, being heard and making future focussed decisions.Pacific GLAM sector are naturally gifted and masters at enabling their communities. We don’t need written policies or extensive research to do this work because we are the community.Taputukura Raea 19 Nov 2024 -
E to’u tupuna, tell me what you seeEven though the experience evoked strong feelings of disconnect, detachment, and distance, the subject still echoes the mana and story of the object.Mauatua Fa'ara-Reynolds 4 Sep 2024 -
Cook Islands Language Week 2024‘Ātui’ia au ki te vaka o tōku matakeinanga - connect me to the canoe of my tribe', Reconnecting through the art of TivaevaeAnna Tiaki 7 Aug 2024
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