The Mafulu: Mountain People of British New Guinea. Robert Wood Williamson

Cloth Making and Netting.

       Bark Cloth Making.

       Netting.

       Figure 8.

       Figure 9.

       Figure 10.

       Art, Design, etc.

       Music and Singing, Dancing and Toys and Games

       Music and Singing.

       Dancing.

       Toys and Games.

       Counting, Currency and Trade

       Counting.

       Currency and Trade.

       Language

       Illness, Death, and Burial

       Ailments and Remedies.

       Death and Burial.

       Death and Burial.

       Religion and Superstitious Beliefs and Practices

       Religion and Superstitions.

       Sorcery.

       Charms.

       Omens.

       General.

       Taboo.

       Note on the Kuni People

       Conclusion

       A Grammar of the Fuyuge Language

       Phonology.

       Nouns.

       Adjectives.

       Numerals.

       Pronouns.

       Verbs.

       Adverbs.

       Prepositions and Postpositions.

       Conjunctions.

       Interjections.

       Notes on Dependent Clauses.

       Note on the Afoa Language

       Note on the Kovio Language.

       A Comparative Vocabulary of the Fuyuge, Afoa, and Kovio Languages

       Appendix V

       Notes on the Papuan Languages spoken about the Head Waters of the St. Joseph River, Central Papua

       I. Classification.

       II. Comparison.

       III. Papuan and Melanesian.

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