Typical type of Bena Bena - Garfuka Valley. Grandmother minding child while mother working in garden
People in the border area between Kukukuku and Chimbu. (Chewing tobacco?). Note on back reads: 'see No.14[?]'
Girl aged only 7 or 8 asking for tobacco for herself. [Kerawagi, Chimbu]
Young child wearing shell, Kerawagi, Chimbu. Shell denotes status/buying power. Same girl as in No.70.
Child with shells, armlets and bilum, Kerawagi, Chimbu.
Bush kanaka tru', Sepik. Note comb through nose.
Man convicted on murder, Mt Hagen. Had served 18 months prison sentence.
Hagens hear their first gramophone. Two old fellows did not know what to make of the gramophone which first came to the Hagen area after the War. The gramophone is sitting on a patrol box. (One box weighing 40lb was carried by one carrier. Two boxes were slung from a pole for crossing rivers.)
Hagens hear their first gramophone. Old fellow looking to see where the voice is coming from.
Man cutting peanuts with an adze. Men's garden in Hagen.
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