Gwagwani'ulou hamlet.

The houses at far left are menstrual huts, the houses on the right are family houses, and the house in the middle is likely a rigi, a house where women sleep the first night after they have finished menstruating. These were much more widepread in the past but people have magically discarded them now with gwari.

• between 1963 and 1989

• Keesing, Roger M., 1935-1993

This digital image is a surrogate of an item from the Roger M. Keesing Papers (MSS 427) - Roll 12, Item 16.

• Malaita (Solomon Islands)
• Melanesia
• Oceania
• Pacific Islands
• Solomon Islands

• Buildings
• Dwellings
• Kwaio (Solomon Islands people)
• Landscape
• Menstruation
• Villages

• image

Online finding aid

• Roger M. Keesing Papers

• Heirs of Roger M. Keesing

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2021-11-15