Volume 9 / Number 1

1966

On The Cover: Above, food, mostly sweet potatoes and bushfowl eggs, wrapped in leaves, is distributed at a traditional feast by the men of the sponsoring hamlet, while the Big Men of other hamlets wait for their share. Below, a masked figure chasing terrified children, who flee for protection to Duako, who cannot be beaten because he is a man and also because he is carrying his baby. Pictures taken by Ann Chowning in 1962 at Galilo, New Britain.

Vol. 9 / No. 1

By: Ann Chowning

Lakalai Revisited

Except for the few who have managed to work in areas virtually unaffected by Western civilization, ethnographers are all too […]

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Photo of man with cattle in lake

Vol. 9 / No. 1

By: Ruben E. Reina

A Peninsula That May Have Been An Island: Tayasal, Peten, Guatemala.

Since the beginning of this century archaeologists and scientists in related disciplines have looked for clues and facts relating to […]

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Print of person

Vol. 9 / No. 1

By: Merle Green

Classic Maya Rubbings

The predominantly monumental art of the ancient Maya civilization in Classic times, from the third to the tenth century A.D., […]

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Vol. 9 / No. 1

By: Vimala S. Begley

The Ganga-Yamuna Basin: In the First Millennium B.C.

Due to the persistent efforts of archaeologists in India one of the most exciting developments which is taking place in […]

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