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Expedition Star Mountains (1)
- Description:
- Compilation of the first four reports of a scientific expedition to the Star Mountains in New-Guinea. These reports show the expedition members on Schiphol Airport before they leave. The arrival on Tanah Merah where Papuans and Marines load in supplies at the airport before they leave for the base camp. Shots also include the catching of butterflies and birds for research, the inhabitants and their customs.
- Location:
- Papua New Guinea
- Format:
- video
- Collections:
- Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision
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- Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision
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