The Survival of Traditional Art Forms Along the Middle Sepik River in Papua New Guinea and Their Relationship to the Culture and Environment
The Survival of Traditional Art Forms Along the Middle Sepik River in Papua New Guinea and Their Relationship to the Culture and Environment
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1981
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Yacoe, Caroline
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This paper is the result of a number of … art courses, an August '80 trip to the Middle Sepik River area of Papua New Guinea, and information gained from other Pacific Island Program courses. All these sources merged to complement, enrich, and enlarge my understanding of the many facets and complexities of Middle Sepik life and art. Together they serve as a background for this paper.
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Masters of Arts
Pacific Islands Studies
Pacific Islands Studies
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Melanesia - Papua New Guinea
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