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"Rusted hulk of war ship, Madang harbour."

Part of Slides documenting the Baptist Mission in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea, 1971-1973

"Island in Binnen Harbour, Madang." (Bev's photo).

Part of Slides documenting the Baptist Mission in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea, 1971-1973

"Binnen Harbour, Madang."

Part of Slides documenting the Baptist Mission in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea, 1971-1973

"Amele Lutheran primary school, Madang. Ramu valley beyond. Paintings by student teachers, ? and pupils."

Part of Slides documenting the Baptist Mission in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea, 1971-1973

"Ramu River, Madang district - from Amele Lutheran primary school where Gareth was supervising trainee teachers."

Part of Slides documenting the Baptist Mission in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea, 1971-1973

"Bougainvillea and pine tree in late afternoon sunlight at Lutheran camp - garden of Freunds, caretakers - on Nobanob. Mr Freund was a Coast-Watcher and chatted long with Mr Thomas who also spent time here as a coast-watcher."

Part of Slides documenting the Baptist Mission in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea, 1971-1973

"Port Moresby looking down from lookout at tip of peninsula."

Part of Slides documenting the Baptist Mission in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea, 1971-1973

Papua Territory Anthropological Reports

AU PMB DOC 303
Collectie
1921-1923

Includes 5 printed reports which appeared as a numbered series.

Nos 1. & 2.: Report on the Suau-Tawala Anthropology of the South-Eastern Division and part of the Eastern Division of Papua - W.E. Armstrong
No. 3.: Collection of Curios and the Preservation of Native Culture - F.E. Williams
No. 4.: The Vailala Madness and the Destruction of Native Ceremonies in the Gulf Division - F.E. Williams
No. 5.: Animistic and Other Spiritualistic Beliefs of the Bina tribe, Western Papua (reprinted from Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, vol. LI, July-December 1921) - A.P. Lyons

Papua Territory

Scorpion - Central New Guinea . Narrative of exploring expedition.

AU PMB MS 83
Collectie
1965

The narrative is an account of one of the first crossing by Europeans of the rugged 12,000 ft Star Mountains Range, in what was then the Australian Trust Territory of New Guinea. The Star Mountains are a mountain range in western Papua New Guinea and the eastern end of Highland Papua, Indonesia. The crossing of the mountains was accomplished by a party of six men, including Thomas Hayllar, who set out from Telefomin on February 25, 1965. The men climbed two of the highest peaks in the ranges, Mt Capella and Mt Scorpion, and visited a sheet of water called Lake Vivien.

Hayllar, Thomas

Reel 1, British New Guinea Report for 1899-1900

AU PMB DOC 312-14
Stuk
1899-1900

Part of British New Guinea Annual Reports

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