| Rank (id) | Author(s) |
Year/Period |
Title |
Identification |
Location |
Language(s) |
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326966 |
| | Bwonanandaiywe's house - lower terrace of Wiaveu. also 2 (OVEX) |
| |
English (eng) |
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326967 |
| | Bwonanandaiywe's house - lower terrace of Wiaveu. also 2 (OVEX) |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326968 |
| | Tanget leaves thrown out from a healing ceremony. The door is blocked with two old shields. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326969 |
| | The whole house. (OVEX) |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326970 |
| | A bush insect - it eats trees. It makes a sound at night: shshshshk. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326971 |
| | A bush insect - it eats trees. It makes a sound at night: shshshshk. |
| |
English (eng) |
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326972 |
| | A bush insect - it eats trees. It makes a sound at night: shshshshk. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326973 |
| | A bush insect - it eats trees. It makes a sound at night: shshshshk. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326974 |
| | Pandjaouye taking salt bars out of Kandavatche's salt workshop. Warineu in foreground is laying out the next barkcape to lay bars on. The tanget in the background were planted by Koumaineu when he was a little boy, along the fence. Behind the roof of Koumaineu's private men's house is visible - he preferred to sleep alone. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326975 |
| | Pandjaouye unwraps dry banana leaves from a salt bar.
|
| |
English (eng) |
|
326976 |
| | The whole scene of Wrapping the Salt Bars - MG weighing the bars with the help of Gwataie and Inamwe, Pandjaouye scraping the bars.
|
| |
English (eng) |
|
326977 |
| | Same, with Kwambutumak and daughter on the right. (Koumaineu planted the tanget when his older brother died. It will stay for his own children, and so they will remember the story). |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326978 |
| | Same, with Kwambutumak and daughter on the right. (Koumaineu planted the tanget when his older brother died. It will stay for his own children, and so they will remember the story). |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326979 |
| | Warineu wraps bar in banana bark and Pandjaouye fastens these with bits of vine. Notice the very thin saplings bent over the paths on each end of the workshop. These have been put up by the old men as a warning to the young men not to trespass. If any young man were to go beyond, the old men would be furious with him. Of course, the women folk don't come anywhere near. The workshop is still standing, since Kandavatche died. Koumaineu put a taboo on it. No one uses it. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326980 |
| | Warineu preparing banana bark. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326981 |
| | Warineu takes new banana barks. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326982 |
| | Warineu takes a fresh bar. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326983 |
| | Dawatnie and Gwataie wrapping bars. (In background Tultul's garden is visible, and the forested hill is where the Stone Adze Experiment was done.)Warineu and Dawatnie
are the last men of that old generation alive in 1981. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326984 |
| | Gwataie. Koum says he was laughing and trying not to, because we were taking the photo. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326985 |
| | The scene from the side with Bwigamieu in the background. The hut belongs to Kandavatche and is used as a shelter for the people who come to make salt and help him for the 5 days and nights of the evaporation process. |
| |
English (eng) |
|
326986 |
| | Kwaabutuma wrapping a bar. Marawaka man sits behind. His name is Branneu.
|
| |
English (eng) |
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326987 |
| | Gwataie |
| |
English (eng) |