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Young girl is beautified, dressed in colorful fiber skirt, armbands and turtle shell earrings, woman grooms the girl's hairUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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Canoes: carved prow with nipawa (grasshopper or cicada) designUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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Woman and children sit on a beach near Kaibola villageUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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Mortuary ceremony, Omarakana: girl with knife, wearing shell necklaces and turtle shell earringsUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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Fishing: men return to beach canoes in lagoonUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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Western Highlands: woman resting beside taro plantsUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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Young woman taking care of an Australian child named Butch Holland, play in waterUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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Fishing: canoes returning to inlet near Tukwaukwa, sails furled, children on beached canoes in foregroundUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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Carving: M'lapokala carving a bowl, other carvings on left are probably for tourist tradeUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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Mortuary ceremony, Omarakana: mourning women carry large baskets of banana leaf bundles for ritual exchange, especially large basket on head of woman in center backgroundUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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Mortuary ceremony: women gathered to weave long fiber skirts for ritual exchangeUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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Mortuary ceremony: women gathered for exchange of banana leaf bundles and long fiber skirtsUC San Diego, The UC San Diego LibraryImage Papua New Guinea
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