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Scene in Emo Village, [three men in a hut, Papua New Guinea] Frank HurleyNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Girls from Mukawa [one girl has her arms around the other] Frank HurleyNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Old man with stone adze, Mukawa / Frank HurleyNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea
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Men of Mailu [elderly man sitting on wooden deck rolling fibrous material on his thigh] Frank HurleyNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Close up view of a spearman of Wamira, North Coast [wearing shell jewellery] Frank HurleyNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Woman, Wanigella [Wanigela], [carrying a clay bowl on her shoulder] / Frank HurleyNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea
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[Netted stinkhorn fungus, Dictyophora phalloidea or Dictyophora multicolour, Papua New Guinea, ca. 1916-1917, 3] Ellis RowanNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea 1916 to 1917 Online
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[Netted stinkhorn fungus, Dictyophora phalloidea or Dictyophora multicolour, Papua New Guinea, ca. 1916-1917, 5] Ellis RowanNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea 1916 to 1917 Online
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Mekeo girls / Frank HurleyNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea
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Village Constable (near Village Dilava) Frank HurleyNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Mountain types [two girls standing with their arms folded]National Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Types from villages of Evese, Ononge [Caucasian man, possibly Frank Hurley, in a safari suit with a Papuan man]National Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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