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Building, built by an "individualist", not traditional, Kairuku, Nov 1961University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea -
[Two men standing outside] first government building, Tari, 1953University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea -
Wewak, Sepik district, Nov 1961University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea -
Hisiu village, Kairuku sub districtUniversity of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea -
Bougainville farmer building a cocoa drying and storage structure from bush materials, Jul 1963University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea -
Small Kerema girl, Kerema, Papua, Feb 1963University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea -
A political meeting in East Sepik area, 1964University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea -
South west coast Papua, canoes out of Kerema on fishing run, Feb 1963University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea -
Aerial view of Coral Island, eastern Papua, [Papua New Guinea, 1964?]University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea -
Papuans arriving in own truck (community owned) at Port Moresby for public reception to GG [Governor General?], May 1964University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea -
A Mekeo in all his trappings, Bereina, [Papua New Guinea], Feb 1963University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea -
Highland workers at Garaina Tea PlantationUniversity of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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