Making persons in Sepik society: Suun and Kandimboang in Murik ritual and trade
The Murik, living in mangrove lakes at the mouth of the Sepik River, have long been noted for producing twill-plaited bags and wood carvings of human figures that are traded throughout the region and in contemporary times sold in markets and to tourists. Museum collections invariably contain example...
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Journal de la société des océanistes
2018
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