Photographs Yaramanda Wabag District
Archive Collections
/
Rev. August Paul Harold Freund
/
Photographs Yaramanda Wabag District
Collection: Rev. August Paul Harold Freund
Quantity:
53
photographs
Series Identifier: AA 100/02
Loose copy prints. Refer to AA 100/10 for additional descriptive information.
Read More
Included Items
AA 100/2/1 -
'Typical elderly woman'
AA 100/2/2 -
'Woman in mourning, body smeared with pipe clay, grass seed necklaces'
AA 100/2/3 -
'Woman carrying her child on top of her net bag'
AA 100/2/4 -
'Woman carrying pig; they frequently suckled their pigs'
AA 100/2/5 -
'Native women sitting in typical attitude'
AA 100/2/6 -
'Group of women. One carrying her child on her net bag'
AA 100/2/7 -
'Group of women, one on left wearing widely woven arm band, one a necklace of orchid stem sections, another wearing necklace of small shells'
AA 100/2/8 -
'Girl wearing veil edged with seeds. On her right wrist are 3 pigs anuses'
AA 100/2/9 -
'Girl wearing cowrie shell ornaments and plaited arm band'
AA 100/2/10 -
'Back view of girl wearing veil, underneath veil she is wearing her net bag and pandanus leaf mat in it'
AA 100/2/11 -
'Man wearing wig with net covering on it is ornament of cassowary feathers around his neck string of European beads'
AA 100/2/12 -
'Raglpa of Mealpawaget wearing moka stick head ornament of Nassarius shells, wearing brass badge issued by Government on chest, wearing wallaby tail'
AA 100/2/13 -
'Typical smile of Enga Tribe native'
AA 100/2/14 -
'Young man, with numerous rounds of card used as a belt and leaves as rear covering'
AA 100/2/15 -
'Man, somewhat mentally deficient with 5 inch wide strip cut from a drum, worn as a belt, also wearing tanget leaves as a rear covering'
AA 100/2/16 -
'Two young Hagen men, hair covered with bark cloth, wearing wide bark belts and one has moka sticks'
AA 100/2/17 -
'Man wearing coloured paper fixed to his wig. Note: typical way of carrying axe'
AA 100/2/18 -
'Old man showing axe with handle made as for stone axe but with metal blade'
AA 100/2/19 -
'Bridegroom wearing Nassarius shell ornament on forehead, net apron and dagger like piece of cassowary leg bone and carrying a spear. Distant view'
AA 100/2/20 -
'Elderly man, no longer wearing wig, his head covered with hair net. Net bag of left shoulder'
AA 100/2/21 -
'Elderly man holding forth in a discussion. Example of net worn over wig beneath his arm'
AA 100/2/22 -
'Group of Asarka natives. Second one from left is wearing a section of green snail shell'
AA 100/2/23 -
'Group of natives. Two in centre are close to original condition, shows plaited har, mother of pearl shell half-moons and Bird of Paradise feathers as ornaments'
AA 100/2/24 -
'Three young girls, illustrating evolution of female attire. From early childhood onwards they carry net bags on head'
AA 100/2/25 -
'Group of boys showing their clothing first few rounds of cord, then tarjet leaves are added at the back'
AA 100/2/26 -
'Drummers at a native dance - Kawaii tribe. Note: large headgear on centre man'
AA 100/2/27 -
'Group of dancers'
AA 100/2/28 -
'Women dancers, centre one wearing boar tusks, all wearing 3 or 4 grass skirts above one another. Two have heads caked with a type of raddle mixed with oil'
AA 100/2/29 -
'Dancer representing a warrior. Holds in his mouth ornament of two white cowrie shells'
AA 100/2/30 -
'Rows of pegs. Each row represents the record of debts of a man. For each debt a stick is added to the line. In due time a pay-off festival is held. Debt paid in pigs'
AA 100/2/31 -
'Man tying a pig to a peg'
AA 100/2/32 -
'Aqari Kamuypo, man of high social standing and wealth, tying a pig to one of the pegs, while pipe clay painted on pigs back'
AA 100/2/33 -
'Woman tying up a pig. Note method of tying'
AA 100/2/34 -
'General view of festival. Note people arriving in distance'
AA 100/2/35 -
'General view of festival. Note woman carrying net bag in typical way, also man carrying pandanius leaf mat'
AA 100/2/36 -
'General view of festival. People in background using pandanus leaf mats as umbrellas'
AA 100/2/37 -
'General view of festival. Number of pigs at this one (260) a small festival'
AA 100/2/38 -
'General view shows Aqari Kamuypo wearing feather head gear, on his chest is section of mother of pearl shell'
AA 100/2/39 -
'Earth moving equipment, Enga tribe. Scene at construction of air strip'
AA 100/2/40 -
'Bundle of reeds being brought in for making woven wall covering'
AA 100/2/41 -
'First nodes of reed crushed, the walls splitting at the same time'
AA 100/2/42 -
'The reed is then pounded along full length and then flattened out'
AA 100/2/43 -
'Weaving material into diamond pattern, used by Europeans for walls and floor coverings'
AA 100/2/44 -
'Scene of whole weaving process'
AA 100/2/45 -
'Man making tappa cloth for expanding net and wig covering'
AA 100/2/46 -
'One of the upper reaches of the Lai R'
AA 100/2/47 -
'Lai Gorge seen from Yaramanda'
AA 100/2/48 -
'Reed making difficulties overcome. Enga tribe under European instructions'
AA 100/2/49 -
'Ridge down which trade leads from Yaramanda into Lai'
AA 100/2/50 -
'Wabag Valley from Yaramanda, looking in t N by W direction, Lai R Gorge in foreground'
AA 100/2/51 -
Conical formations at end of Wapenamanda air strip, presumed volcanic origin'
QQ 100/2/52 -
'Illustrates how Enga natives cut off joints of fingers when a relative dies. Sometimes joint is cut off before the person dies to appease the spirit. Sometimes joints are cut off the right hand as well as the left'
AA 100/2/53 -
'Bundle of salt'