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dh PNG village culture ALOTAU PAPUA NEW GUINEA Traditional native dancers children dancing villages tribal family tribe dance Stock Photo

RM2B6P2M9–dh PNG village culture ALOTAU PAPUA NEW GUINEA Traditional native dancers children dancing villages tribal family tribe dance

A boy at the villages of Kontu and Tembin on New Ireland, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMBMDRNN–A boy at the villages of Kontu and Tembin on New Ireland, Papua New Guinea

Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Tubuserea Village. Young Motuan girl playing jump rope in street. Stock Photo

RMCYK587–Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Tubuserea Village. Young Motuan girl playing jump rope in street.

Portrait of a young boy in a remote area, Wanekipa village, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMMBR1A2–Portrait of a young boy in a remote area, Wanekipa village, Papua New Guinea

Fisherman off the villages of Kontu and Tembin, famous for shark-calling, New Ireland, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMBKYM2C–Fisherman off the villages of Kontu and Tembin, famous for shark-calling, New Ireland, Papua New Guinea

The mighty Mubi River in Southern Highlands, Papua New Guinea. Stock Photo

RF2ETG7RH–The mighty Mubi River in Southern Highlands, Papua New Guinea.

geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo

RM2X2FRPG–geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

Boys from the Karawari River Villages in Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMC3M0AP–Boys from the Karawari River Villages in Papua New Guinea

geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, young with feather headdress from Cassowary feathers, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo

RM2X2FNGD–geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, young with feather headdress from Cassowary feathers, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

Portrait of a Papua New Guinean Tribal Warrior at Mount Hagen Show Stock Photo

RMFE9APK–Portrait of a Papua New Guinean Tribal Warrior at Mount Hagen Show

Pile dwelling settlement in the high plateau, aerial photo between Madang and Goroka, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia, Stock Photo

RMB2BYDF–Pile dwelling settlement in the high plateau, aerial photo between Madang and Goroka, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia,

Haus Tambaran in Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMC3T9E0–Haus Tambaran in Papua New Guinea

Port Moresby / Papua New Guinea: Landscape of floating village in the Pacific Ocean, in the capital of Papua New Guinea, near Poreporena Villages neighborhood Stock Photo

RF2BPWR9F–Port Moresby / Papua New Guinea: Landscape of floating village in the Pacific Ocean, in the capital of Papua New Guinea, near Poreporena Villages neighborhood

Papua New Guinea, Gulf of Papua Region, National Capital District, National Capital District, City of Port Moresby, Poreporena district, Poreporena and Hanuabada villages (aerial view) Stock Photo

RM2A3HAKA–Papua New Guinea, Gulf of Papua Region, National Capital District, National Capital District, City of Port Moresby, Poreporena district, Poreporena and Hanuabada villages (aerial view)

Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Dobu Island. Vintage historic seashell and bead artifacts that are traded between villages. Stock Photo

RMED3FCX–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Dobu Island. Vintage historic seashell and bead artifacts that are traded between villages.

RM2A3HAJH–Papua New Guinea, Gulf of Papua Region, National Capital District, National Capital District, City of Port Moresby, Poreporena district, Poreporena and Hanuabada villages (aerial view)

House Tamberan of Angoram housing the Tambaran statue, on the Sepik River, photographed in 1974, Papua New Guinea, Pacific Stock Photo

RMBK7FXD–House Tamberan of Angoram housing the Tambaran statue, on the Sepik River, photographed in 1974, Papua New Guinea, Pacific

Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Dobu Island. Vintage historic seashell and bead artifacts that are traded between villages and are displayed showing the Stock Photo

RF2GJ1N9P–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Dobu Island. Vintage historic seashell and bead artifacts that are traded between villages and are displayed showing the

PAPUA NEW GUINEA, SEPIK RIVER, TRADITIONAL DANCE Stock Photo

RM2B058KG–PAPUA NEW GUINEA, SEPIK RIVER, TRADITIONAL DANCE

dh MADANG PAPUA NEW GUINEA People ferry canoes from neighbouring islands and villages png harbour Stock Photo

RM2B7CH0B–dh MADANG PAPUA NEW GUINEA People ferry canoes from neighbouring islands and villages png harbour

Traditional Simbu clan costume, Asaro District, near Goroka, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMDA0KGT–Traditional Simbu clan costume, Asaro District, near Goroka, Papua New Guinea

Mountain village of Beha in the Eastern Highlands, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RM2X239T1–Mountain village of Beha in the Eastern Highlands, Papua New Guinea

MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship) pilot folding an aircraft cloth, Wanekipa village, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMMBR18G–MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship) pilot folding an aircraft cloth, Wanekipa village, Papua New Guinea

A motorized dugout canoe is acting as a ferry to transport locals from small villages on the Sepik River to Pagwi. Stock Photo

RMHJK4Y7–A motorized dugout canoe is acting as a ferry to transport locals from small villages on the Sepik River to Pagwi.

PAPUA NEW GUINEA, Sepik River Children at singsing Stock Photo

RMA6RD46–PAPUA NEW GUINEA, Sepik River Children at singsing

Participates from Pola village in a Sing Sing, a gathering of tribes or villages to show their distinct culture, dance, and music. This one is the vil Stock Photo

RM2NAEXGG–Participates from Pola village in a Sing Sing, a gathering of tribes or villages to show their distinct culture, dance, and music. This one is the vil

Papua New Guinea. East Sepik. Aurimsit. Korogo village. Hut. Stock Photo

RM2T1D1EY–Papua New Guinea. East Sepik. Aurimsit. Korogo village. Hut.

geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, children with feather headdress from Cassowary feathers, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo

RM2X2FMYT–geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, children with feather headdress from Cassowary feathers, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

Spirit house and its owner in Paiya Village at the site of a Sing Sing, a gathering of tribes or villages to show their distinct culture, dance, and m Stock Photo

RM2NAEY9N–Spirit house and its owner in Paiya Village at the site of a Sing Sing, a gathering of tribes or villages to show their distinct culture, dance, and m

RMB2BYDH–Pile dwelling settlement in the high plateau, aerial photo between Madang and Goroka, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia

Participant wearing a wig during a Sing Sing, a gathering of tribes or villages to show their distinct culture, dance, and music. This one is the vill Stock Photo

RM2NAETBC–Participant wearing a wig during a Sing Sing, a gathering of tribes or villages to show their distinct culture, dance, and music. This one is the vill

Kambara Village, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMANX1AM–Kambara Village, Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea women dancers dancing at a Sing Sing Stock Photo

RMB0G48W–Papua New Guinea women dancers dancing at a Sing Sing

Bowl, 20th century, 4 1/2 x 7 3/4 x 19 3/4 in. (11.43 x 19.69 x 50.17 cm), Wood, Papua New Guinea, 20th century, Tami Island is famous for the wooden food bowls carved by highly skilled men. In the past, the bowls were traded extensively to surrounding regions and were an important part of the island's economy. Tami food bowls are fashioned into oblong canoe shapes from hard wood and were traditionally carved using stone, bone, or ivory tools. Lime is used to fill in the carved out areas of the decoration and the bowls may have once been painted with a red earth pigment. Stock Photo

RM2T91B5M–Bowl, 20th century, 4 1/2 x 7 3/4 x 19 3/4 in. (11.43 x 19.69 x 50.17 cm), Wood, Papua New Guinea, 20th century, Tami Island is famous for the wooden food bowls carved by highly skilled men. In the past, the bowls were traded extensively to surrounding regions and were an important part of the island's economy. Tami food bowls are fashioned into oblong canoe shapes from hard wood and were traditionally carved using stone, bone, or ivory tools. Lime is used to fill in the carved out areas of the decoration and the bowls may have once been painted with a red earth pigment.

RM2A3HAN1–Papua New Guinea, Gulf of Papua Region, National Capital District, National Capital District, City of Port Moresby, Poreporena district, Poreporena and Hanuabada villages (aerial view)

Settlement of huts beside the Sepik River Papua New Guinea Pacific Islands Pacific Stock Photo

RMB5B86F–Settlement of huts beside the Sepik River Papua New Guinea Pacific Islands Pacific

RM2A3HAK0–Papua New Guinea, Gulf of Papua Region, National Capital District, National Capital District, City of Port Moresby, Poreporena district, Poreporena and Hanuabada villages (aerial view)

RF2HK3CDX–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Dobu Island. Vintage historic seashell and bead artifacts that are traded between villages and are displayed showing the

dh War dance culture dancing ALOTAU PAPUA NEW GUINEA Traditional PNG village native dancers rituals local tribesmen tribal dress welcome Stock Photo

RM2B6P2A2–dh War dance culture dancing ALOTAU PAPUA NEW GUINEA Traditional PNG village native dancers rituals local tribesmen tribal dress welcome

RM2A3HA7W–Papua New Guinea, Gulf of Papua Region, National Capital District, National Capital District, City of Port Moresby, Poreporena district, Poreporena and Hanuabada villages (aerial view)

PAPUA NEW GUINEA, SEPIK RIVER, TRADITIONAL WAR CANOE WITH CEREMONIAL-DRESSED TRIBESMEN Stock Photo

RM2B058J4–PAPUA NEW GUINEA, SEPIK RIVER, TRADITIONAL WAR CANOE WITH CEREMONIAL-DRESSED TRIBESMEN

Preparing to land on a grass airstrip in a remote village of Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RFMBR173–Preparing to land on a grass airstrip in a remote village of Papua New Guinea

RM2A3HA66–Papua New Guinea, Gulf of Papua Region, National Capital District, National Capital District, City of Port Moresby, Poreporena district, Poreporena and Hanuabada villages (aerial view)

RMDA0M7D–Traditional Simbu clan costume, Asaro District, near Goroka, Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea, Sepik Province, Black Water region, Kaningara, the big haustambaran Stock Photo

RMBCCJH6–Papua New Guinea, Sepik Province, Black Water region, Kaningara, the big haustambaran

PAPUA NEW GUINEA, Sepik River Decorated House Post Stock Photo

RMA6RD45–PAPUA NEW GUINEA, Sepik River Decorated House Post

RM2X2FNGA–geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, children with feather headdress from Cassowary feathers, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

Papua New Guinea. Sepik region. School children posing with their teachers. Stock Photo

RM2T6NP4T–Papua New Guinea. Sepik region. School children posing with their teachers.

RMB2BYDG–Pile dwelling settlement in the high plateau, aerial photo between Madang and Goroka, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia

Participant from Pola village in a Sing Sing, a gathering of tribes or villages to show their distinct culture, dance, and music. This one is held in Stock Photo

RM2NAETBD–Participant from Pola village in a Sing Sing, a gathering of tribes or villages to show their distinct culture, dance, and music. This one is held in

Traditional village in the Baliem Valley in the morning light, West Papua, West New Guinea, Indonesia, Asia Stock Photo

RMCR8TB9–Traditional village in the Baliem Valley in the morning light, West Papua, West New Guinea, Indonesia, Asia

village in the Highlands, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMA9J4GF–village in the Highlands, Papua New Guinea

Traditional pile dwellings at the Mindre village, residential housing, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia Stock Photo

RMB1RGJA–Traditional pile dwellings at the Mindre village, residential housing, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia

Exercise Tamiok Strike is not only about training with the Papua New Guinea Defence Force, but experiencing the rich culture of PNG. Soldiers from the Wisconsin Army National Guard and the 84th Engineer Battalion visited local villages for fun and food Aug. 6. Tamiok Strike 2023 is a two-week bilateral training exercise aimed at improving the combined interoperability of the Papa New Guinea Defense Forces and U.S. Forces, to increase partner capacity for conventional, complex and future contingencies throughout the Indo-Pacific region. This is the third iteration of Tamiok Strike. 8th Theater Stock Photo

RM2WFWT62–Exercise Tamiok Strike is not only about training with the Papua New Guinea Defence Force, but experiencing the rich culture of PNG. Soldiers from the Wisconsin Army National Guard and the 84th Engineer Battalion visited local villages for fun and food Aug. 6. Tamiok Strike 2023 is a two-week bilateral training exercise aimed at improving the combined interoperability of the Papa New Guinea Defense Forces and U.S. Forces, to increase partner capacity for conventional, complex and future contingencies throughout the Indo-Pacific region. This is the third iteration of Tamiok Strike. 8th Theater

Papua New Guinea Boy by fire small village Tufi Kofure walk Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMA9H74B–Papua New Guinea Boy by fire small village Tufi Kofure walk Papua New Guinea

Petty Officer 3rd Class Travis Wright, from Jackson, Miss., assigned to Amphibious Construction Battalion 1, greets children in Pari Village, Papua New Guinea. Wright is assisting in the renovation of the village's main clinic. U.S. Navy Seabees, Royal Australian engineers from 1st Combat Engineer Regiment and members of the Indian army corps of engineers are providing humanitarian civic assistance to the people of Papua New Guinea as part of Pacific Partnership 2008. Fixing up a clinic in Papua New Guinea 108447 Stock Photo

RMHFBE46–Petty Officer 3rd Class Travis Wright, from Jackson, Miss., assigned to Amphibious Construction Battalion 1, greets children in Pari Village, Papua New Guinea. Wright is assisting in the renovation of the village's main clinic. U.S. Navy Seabees, Royal Australian engineers from 1st Combat Engineer Regiment and members of the Indian army corps of engineers are providing humanitarian civic assistance to the people of Papua New Guinea as part of Pacific Partnership 2008. Fixing up a clinic in Papua New Guinea 108447

RMJ2F2TF–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Dobu Island. Vintage historic seashell and bead artifacts that are traded between villages and are displayed showing the villages' wealth, not for sale and not souvenirs.

dh Local dancing tribesmen ALOTAU PAPUA NEW GUINEA Traditional PNG village native dancers war dance culture tribe weapons Stock Photo

RM2B6P2K9–dh Local dancing tribesmen ALOTAU PAPUA NEW GUINEA Traditional PNG village native dancers war dance culture tribe weapons

Over modelled skull from the Latmul tribe. The Iatmul are an large ethnic group inhabiting some two-dozen politically autonomous villages along the middle Sepik River in Papua New Guinea 1910 Stock Photo

RMEX716G–Over modelled skull from the Latmul tribe. The Iatmul are an large ethnic group inhabiting some two-dozen politically autonomous villages along the middle Sepik River in Papua New Guinea 1910

RM2B058J8–PAPUA NEW GUINEA, SEPIK RIVER, TRADITIONAL WAR CANOE WITH CEREMONIAL-DRESSED TRIBESMEN

Portrait of a boy with a leaves headband in a remote area village, Wanekipa village, Papua New guinea Stock Photo

RMMBR18T–Portrait of a boy with a leaves headband in a remote area village, Wanekipa village, Papua New guinea

Houses isolated by the flooded Sepik River during the wet season Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMAERC66–Houses isolated by the flooded Sepik River during the wet season Papua New Guinea

Warabena villager in traditional Simbu costume, Asaro District, near Goroka, Papua New Guinea. Stock Photo

RMDA0JPP–Warabena villager in traditional Simbu costume, Asaro District, near Goroka, Papua New Guinea.

A riverside village beneath palm trees in the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea Pacific Islands I Griffiths Stock Photo

RMB5B889–A riverside village beneath palm trees in the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea Pacific Islands I Griffiths

Fisherman in canoes, and village near the entrance to Mayalibit Bay. This is an area of Waigeo Island visited by Alfred Russel Wallace in the 1850's. West Papua, Indonesia, April 2007 Stock Photo

RME45W2X–Fisherman in canoes, and village near the entrance to Mayalibit Bay. This is an area of Waigeo Island visited by Alfred Russel Wallace in the 1850's. West Papua, Indonesia, April 2007

geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, portrait of a boy, village Mutin, Lake Murray, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo

RM2X2FR5W–geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, portrait of a boy, village Mutin, Lake Murray, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

Attacks on the villages of Rossell Island , Papua New Guinea. Shipwreck and scenes of anthropophagy on the Rossel Island in the Louisiade Archipelago, Melanesia. History of V de Rochas 1858 Stock Photo

RM2KX1FMT–Attacks on the villages of Rossell Island , Papua New Guinea. Shipwreck and scenes of anthropophagy on the Rossel Island in the Louisiade Archipelago, Melanesia. History of V de Rochas 1858

Image taken from page 360 of 'In the Australian Bush and on the coast of the Coral Sea: being the experiences and observations of a naturalist in Australia, New Guinea, and the Moluccas ... With eighty-six illustrations and four maps' Image taken from page 360 of 'In the Australian Bush Stock Photo

RMHBR7HM–Image taken from page 360 of 'In the Australian Bush and on the coast of the Coral Sea: being the experiences and observations of a naturalist in Australia, New Guinea, and the Moluccas ... With eighty-six illustrations and four maps' Image taken from page 360 of 'In the Australian Bush

RM2NAEYA5–Participant from Pola village in a Sing Sing, a gathering of tribes or villages to show their distinct culture, dance, and music. This one is held in

Meeting House, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMANX1HH–Meeting House, Papua New Guinea

RMB1RGJ9–Traditional pile dwellings at the Mindre village, residential housing, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia

Papua New Guinea Boy by house small village Tufi Kofure walk Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMA9H74C–Papua New Guinea Boy by house small village Tufi Kofure walk Papua New Guinea

RMJ2F2T5–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Dobu Island. Vintage historic seashell and bead artifacts that are traded between villages and are displayed showing the villages' wealth, not for sale and not souvenirs.

dh PNG native dancers ALOTAU PAPUA NEW GUINEA Traditional welcoming visitors to village children dancing culture family tribal welcome locals tribe Stock Photo

RM2B6P1H7–dh PNG native dancers ALOTAU PAPUA NEW GUINEA Traditional welcoming visitors to village children dancing culture family tribal welcome locals tribe

RMEX716H–Over modelled skull from the Latmul tribe. The Iatmul are an large ethnic group inhabiting some two-dozen politically autonomous villages along the middle Sepik River in Papua New Guinea 1910

PAPUA NEW GUINEA, SEPIK RIVER, TRADITIONAL TRIBAL DANCE IN VILLAGE WITH CROCODILE MASK Stock Photo

RM2B058KK–PAPUA NEW GUINEA, SEPIK RIVER, TRADITIONAL TRIBAL DANCE IN VILLAGE WITH CROCODILE MASK

People downloading food from a MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship) aircraft in a remote area, Wanekipa village, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMMBR188–People downloading food from a MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship) aircraft in a remote area, Wanekipa village, Papua New Guinea

Warabena villagers in traditional Simbu costumes, Asaro District, near Goroka, Papua New Guinea. Stock Photo

RMDA0P88–Warabena villagers in traditional Simbu costumes, Asaro District, near Goroka, Papua New Guinea.

A Cessna aircraft ready to take off in a small airport of MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship), Tari, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RFMBR0Y4–A Cessna aircraft ready to take off in a small airport of MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship), Tari, Papua New Guinea

RM2X2FR5G–geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, portrait of a boy, village Mutin, Lake Murray, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

Participant wearing a wig and smoking a cigarette during a Sing Sing, a gathering of tribes or villages to show their distinct culture, dance, and mus Stock Photo

RM2NAEXF1–Participant wearing a wig and smoking a cigarette during a Sing Sing, a gathering of tribes or villages to show their distinct culture, dance, and mus

RMANX1AK–Kambara Village, Papua New Guinea

RMB1RGJB–Traditional pile dwellings at the Mindre village, residential housing, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia

View of stilted shacks in coastal village, Raja Ampat Islands (Four Kings), West Papua, New Guinea, Indonesia, december Stock Photo

RMCWP8W8–View of stilted shacks in coastal village, Raja Ampat Islands (Four Kings), West Papua, New Guinea, Indonesia, december

RMJ2F2T4–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Dobu Island. Vintage historic seashell and bead artifacts that are traded between villages and are displayed showing the villages' wealth, not for sale and not souvenirs.

dh Traditional PNG native dances ALOTAU PAPUA NEW GUINEA Welcoming visitors to village children dancing culture family tribal dress tribes women tribe Stock Photo

RM2B6P1DT–dh Traditional PNG native dances ALOTAU PAPUA NEW GUINEA Welcoming visitors to village children dancing culture family tribal dress tribes women tribe

Decorated wooden pole from a ceremonial house of the Latmul tribe; a large ethnic group inhabiting some two-dozen politically autonomous villages along the middle Sepik River in Papua New Guinea. Melanesian 20th century Stock Photo

RMEX7165–Decorated wooden pole from a ceremonial house of the Latmul tribe; a large ethnic group inhabiting some two-dozen politically autonomous villages along the middle Sepik River in Papua New Guinea. Melanesian 20th century

RM2B058KR–PAPUA NEW GUINEA, SEPIK RIVER, TRADITIONAL TRIBAL DANCE IN VILLAGE WITH CROCODILE MASK

Housepost. Latmul people, Sepik River, Papua New Guinea 1900-1950. Men's cult houses dominate Latmul villages. They are up to 120 feet in length, with two floors and towering gables at either end. They are lavishly decorated in a society that once emphasised male welfare and head-hunting. Stock Photo

RMD989A0–Housepost. Latmul people, Sepik River, Papua New Guinea 1900-1950. Men's cult houses dominate Latmul villages. They are up to 120 feet in length, with two floors and towering gables at either end. They are lavishly decorated in a society that once emphasised male welfare and head-hunting.

Simbu clansmen play hand-made flutes for visitors, Warabena village, Asaro District, near Goroka, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMDA0PAE–Simbu clansmen play hand-made flutes for visitors, Warabena village, Asaro District, near Goroka, Papua New Guinea

geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, portrait of two boys, village Mutin, Lake Murray, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo

RM2X2FRPP–geography / travel, Papua New Guinea, portrait of two boys, village Mutin, Lake Murray, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

children at the village Kadvaga, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMA7PBYA–children at the village Kadvaga, Papua New Guinea

RMJ2F2T3–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Dobu Island. Vintage historic seashell and bead artifacts that are traded between villages and are displayed showing the villages' wealth, not for sale and not souvenirs.

RM2B7CGXB–dh MADANG PAPUA NEW GUINEA People ferry canoes from neighbouring islands and villages png harbour

PAPUA NEW GUINEA, SEPIK RIVER, TAMBARAN HOUSE IN VILLAGE Stock Photo

RM2B058KW–PAPUA NEW GUINEA, SEPIK RIVER, TAMBARAN HOUSE IN VILLAGE

RMD989A3–Housepost. Latmul people, Sepik River, Papua New Guinea 1900-1950. Men's cult houses dominate Latmul villages. They are up to 120 feet in length with two floors and towering gables at either end. They are lavishly decorated in a society that once emphasised male welfare and head-hunting.