Reports
Papers by Reay - Mainly Kuma but some Australian. Includes 'Changing authority structure in the New Guinea Highlands'; 'The blend a trifle bitter?' by F.E. Williams's'; 'The blending of cultures - Re-examined'; 'Whose estates? -Indigenous participation in tea production'; 'Aboriginal religion and art'; 'Relations between ethnic segments: A preliminary sketch (Borroloola)'; 'Totem, prude and lecher; 'Nymic patrifiliation: Some conventions of naming among the Wahgi people'; 'Land pressure and agnatic vaules in the New Guinea Highlands'; 'Permanent bachelorhood (Kuma) and land shortage (Enga)'; 'Understanding the academic animal' by a British social anthropologist.
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