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Series553 - Michael Young's Papua New Guinea anthropological consultancy reports and research papers
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Item363 - Bwasiyaiya River: The estuary where we bathed
Item364 - Bwasiyaiya River: Limwalimwaninai hamlet at estuary
Item365 - Recording Tetera, under house at Limwalimwana; Sebastian with towel
Item366 - Two women with baby at Limwalimwaninai hamlet
Item367 - Wahola Camp from SIL helicopter, hired by the Company, after leaving Mwatu Camp, 27 March 1992
Item368 - Summit of Hobiya (?)from helicopter. No sign of the 'crater lake' as described by Angelus and mythicized by Sailosi, Report p.58
Item369 - Coast of South Normanby from helicopter
Item370 - Approaching Alotau from helicopter. Alotau is the Milne Bay Provincial capital
Item371 - Tetera (clan or susu histories), in various dialects of Duau. See Report, Chapter 5. Cassette 1: Side A. Luguna of Mwatebu, p.37; Makilone of Mwatebu, p.38; Aisak of Mwatebu, p.36; Sabadimo of Gui, p.31; Mai'ewega of Gui, p.31; Sanio of Gui, p.31; Lewasi of Gui, p.31-32; Yialita of Gui, p.32; Thomas Seseli of Gui, p.33; Gidioni of Gui, p.33; Moweya of Gui, p.33; Daison of Mwatebu, p.34; Kerin Sipeai, pp.39-40. Cassette 1: Side B. Libitino of Mwatebu, p.36; Roger Dumole of Mwatebu, p.35; Pwedilo of Mwatebu, pp.38-39; Nadiyai Susu: Simon Peter Somare and Legigisi of Bwasiyaiya, pp.40-44; Simon's story of Itaita Bulolo skull cave; Kevin Sailosi of Bwasiyaiya, pp.50-51
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Wahola Camp from SIL helicopter, hired by the Company, after leaving Mwatu Camp, 27 March 1992

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