Ambong and his daughter Esta grate tubers for lap lap

Today lap lap cooking often involves most household members, although men are more likely to prepare feast lap lap while women are responsible for daily cooking.

• Summer 1981

• Larcom, Joan

• Skinner-Jones, Ann

• Home Interiors
• Lap Lap Making
• Women at Work

• Melanesia
• Oceania
• Pacific Islands
• South West Bay (Malakula, Vanuatu)
• Wintua (Malekula, Vanuatu)

• Ambong, Esta
• Masing, Ambong

• Cookery
• Lap lap
• Sexual division of labor
• Women

• image

• No linguistic content; Not applicable

• Skinner-Jones, Ann

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