Decorated men from Koiari village, wearing headdresses, body and face paint, baler shell ornaments, and other finery

South Kewa (Erave) fieldwork, June-December 1971. Slide caption: Parading Koiari. Koiari is the name of the Kewa village where these people are from.

• 1971

• LeRoy, John D., 1944-

35 mm color slide

• Melanesia
• Oceania
• Pacific Islands
• Southern Highlands Province (Papua New Guinea)

• Body marking
• Clothing and dress
• Dance
• Kewa (Papua New Guinean people)
• Pig ceremony
• Rites and ceremonies
• Shell money

• image

• No linguistic content; Not applicable

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• LeRoy, John D., 1944-

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