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Menstrual huts. Two women sitting by menstrual huts Geru Indian Mulberry (morinda citrifolia) root used for red dye, in a bamboo trough People standing around at mortuary feast People standing around at mortuary feast `Elota giving directions at mortuary feast, at far left is Riuboo Funaa carrying a child `Elota with kofu shell money valuable People standing around at the feast; Kwailoboo, `Elota's younger brother, is at right with machete `Elota, his son Maefanaomea and daughter Moruka (on the left) survey the vegetables set out for a small mortuary feast Men playing `auilangi panpipes, kwa`ikwa`i style, impromptu concert, 8 players Men playing `auilangi panpipes, kwa`ikwa`i style, impromptu concert, 8 players Woman wearing girimalaile incised clamshell pendants Men playing `auilangi panpipes, kwa`ikwa`i style, impromptu concert, 8 players Men standing with shell money valuables on poles ready for presentation at mortuary feast Moruka, `Elota's daughter Woman `Elota, with string of kofu shell money behind ears, probably the first received for the feast, which will go in his ruu ritual bundle `Elota bending over pork at mortuary feast Scraping the singed hair off of the pig Singeing the pig Young man with Keesing's child Alegeni, Taaboo's wife, with hibiscus in hair Men playing `auilangi panpipes, kwa`ikwa`i style, impromptu concert, 8 players Making fire in clearing for cooking a pig `Elota with pork `Elota with pork at a mortuary feast he is sponsoring Man standing with bushknife and functional kafa comb in hair Young man with Keesing's two children, Felicia and Ron `Elota beside food preparation at mortuary feast Two women, Alegeni on right Two women, Alegeni on right Gee`iru bringing bamboos of water for omea mortuary feast `Elota with pork at a mortuary feast he is sponsoring Man with shell money length Gee`iru bringing bamboos of water for omea mortuary feast
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Woman wearing la`oniasi incised shell pendant, with two children Division of pork at mortuary feast Woman carrying child on back Division of pork at mortuary feast Woman standing by house with ember for smoking and mode mat in bag. The uprights at the side of the house are pig pens Men on mortuary feast platform presenting red shell money valuables and giving speeches, Dio Joe Bono on left, Geleniu on the right A Kwaio feastgiver strings shell beads into valuables on the platform where he will publicly present them at his feast Bataafuna of Ga'enaafou consecrates a feasting platform with bespelled cordyline, ensuring that malevolent spirits will be magically kept away from the feast Building the gwelagwela speaking platform for the mortuary feast Consecration of the feasting platform, with spell being performed Men on mortuary feast platform presenting red shell money valuables and giving speeches, Dio Joe Bono on left, Geleniu on the right Proud Fenaori, daughter of old Geleniu: like a man, she gave speeches at mortuary feasts when presenting valuables A Kwaio feastgiver strings shell beads into valuables on the platform where he will publicly present them at his feast People presenting shell money hung on poles at mortuary feast Fenaori and her friend Maamalea Bataafuna of Ga'enaafou consecrates a feasting platform with bespelled cordyline, ensuring that malevolent spirits will be magically kept away from the feast The valuables are hung on poles at a mortuary feast Men cutting up pork, to divide it for a mortuary feast Men on platform presenting shell money at mortuary feast Feastgiver supervises the carving of pork portions for his guests, using strips torn on a leaf to keep track of the portions Go`ubisu in front of new house frame under construction Feastgiver supervises the carving of pork portions for his guests, using strips torn on a leaf to keep track of the portions Division of pork at mortuary feast Woman wearing la`oniasi incised shell pendant, with two children Bataafuna of Ga'enaafou consecrates a feasting platform with bespelled cordyline, ensuring that malevolent spirits will be magically kept away from the feast Bataafuna of Ga'enaafou consecrates a feasting platform with bespelled cordyline, ensuring that malevolent spirits will be magically kept away from the feast Woman carrying child on back Bataafuna of Ga'enaafou consecrates a feasting platform with bespelled cordyline, ensuring that malevolent spirits will be magically kept away from the feast Consecration of feasting platform with bespelled cordyline, here being tied to the platform Consecration of feasting platform with bespelled cordyline, here being tied to the platform Division of pork at mortuary feast Three older women talking at the feast, with typical Kwaio conversational style oriented away from eye contact Building the gwelagwela speaking platform for the mortuary feast Building the gwelagwela speaking platform for the mortuary feast
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People entering the mortuary feast with their shell money valuables on poles Man and woman at mortuary feast, woman kindling ember for pipe lighting Men standing under raised house at feast People outside a hamlet preparing to enter the clearing with shell money and pigs Men tying pig under babale`eboo lean-to. These structures are built to hold pigs during the feast Men standing under raised house at feast People entering the mortuary feast with their shell money valuables on poles A Kwaio clearing, probably at a higher altitude The babale`eboo lean-to, with betelnuts hanging from the roof. It will eventually be filled with staked out pigs for the feast People entering the mortuary feast with their shell money valuables on poles East Kwaio coast of Malaita, probably taken inside of Sinalagu Harbour East Kwaio coast of Malaita, probably taken inside of Sinalagu Harbour People preparing to enter a feasting ground with their presentations. One man wears a dafi pendant People preparing to enter a feasting ground with their presentations. One man wears a dafi pendant East Kwaio coast of Malaita, probably taken inside of Sinalagu Harbour People talking by open-sided house constructed for the feast People walking through bush entering hamlet with presentations People at mortuary feast Woman, lighting her pipe with a burning ember. She wears a tale`ebebe, a string of girimalaile pendants Man dressed up for feast People preparing to enter mortuary feast with their shell money valuables on poles
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Larikeni of Furingudu measuring out kofu shell money to purchase packets of fish at market with sea people Larikeni of Furingudu measuring out kofu shell money to purchase packets of fish at market with sea people Larikeni on left, with another man The coastal market packets of fish, caught on contract for a marriage feast, are set out Larikeni of Furingudu measuring out kofu shell money to purchase packets of fish at market with sea people Bush women. Women from the interior Larikeni of Furingudu measuring out kofu shell money to purchase packets of fish at market with sea people Bush women. Women from the interior Dividing up the leaf fish packets for return to bush Trading with saltwater (coastal) women in the canoes Dividing up the leaf fish packets for return to bush Trading with saltwater (coastal) women in the canoes. Fa`aoria, Kwailoboo's wife, receiving packet of fish Bush women. Aru`a (on left) and Gee`iru (on far right) Trading with saltwater (coastal) women in the canoes Bush women. Aru`a (on left) and Gee`iru (on far right) Trading with saltwater (coastal) women in the canoes. Taro and other produce is traded for fish Trading with saltwater (coastal) women in the canoes. Fa`aoria, Kwailoboo's wife, haggles with saltwater woman in canoe Trading with saltwater (coastal) women in the canoes. Two saltwater men in canoes Trading with saltwater (coastal) women in the canoes. Bush women around a canoe, Fa`aoria in center Trading with saltwater (coastal) women in the canoes. Bush women Dividing up the leaf fish packets for return to bush Dividing up the leaf fish packets for return to bush Trading with saltwater (coastal) women in the canoes. Coconuts from the canoes
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Polling station at Ngarinaasuru, above Sinalagu Harbour in background Polling station at Ngarinaasuru, above Sinalagu Harbour in background Voting. European, with the voting box Polling station at Ngarinaasuru, above Sinalagu Harbour in background Woman carrying bamboos of water; and then unloading Two photos of priest spitting on (ribasia) women in ribanganigeni ritual People inside house under construction. Woman seated at right is Fa`afataa Woman carrying bamboos of water; and then unloading Man resting by stone Scenes in hamlet, woman with two children Scenes in hamlet, woman with two children New hamlet under construction Woman carrying bamboo for house construction. Her pipe is homemade. Note coins on necklace New hamlet under construction Man shaves split bamboo for use in wall construction Man shaves split bamboo for use in wall construction Man shaves split bamboo for use in wall construction Man shaves split bamboo for use in wall construction Laying out pork on mats for feast Man shaves split bamboo for use in wall construction Two photos of priest spitting on (ribasia) women in ribanganigeni ritual Feast Pork laid out after cooking in leaf oven Scenes in hamlet, woman with two children Pieces of pork being laid out in row on leaf for ribanga desacralization ritual Scenes in hamlet, woman with two children Scenes in hamlet, woman with two children Taro planted beside a new men's house Scenes in hamlet, woman with two children
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Man beating on a log as if he were playing an `o`o slitgong Building a gwelagwela platform for a mortuary feast Building a gwelagwela platform for a mortuary feast Building a gwelagwela platform for a mortuary feast Building a gwelagwela platform for a mortuary feast Building a gwelagwela platform for a mortuary feast Building a gwelagwela platform for a mortuary feast Building a gwelagwela platform for a mortuary feast Woman carrying large racks of bamboo for use in cooking Playing with kofu shell money Playing with kofu shell money Two men trim a log with an axe for building gwelagwela platform for a mortuary feast Man ties red cane obi on another man's wrist prior to a feast they are going to give Woman carrying large racks of bamboo for use in cooking Women carrying large racks of bamboo for use in cooking A man measuring a lousu`u of newly-made kofu, standard shell money denomination Man ties red cane obi on another man's wrist prior to a feast they are going to give Men eating pork after a purificatory sacrifice Playing with kofu shell money Alefo performing cure on young girl Men present shell valuables from the gwelagwela Men present shell valuables from the gwelagwela Men present shell valuables from the gwelagwela Alefo of `Ai`eda bespelling cordyline leaves for the gwelagwela platform magic for the mortuary feast Man beating on a log as if he were playing an `o`o slitgong Boy on the platform Boy on the platform Building a gwelagwela platform for a mortuary feast Playing with kofu shell money Alefo bespells a bundle of cordyline to ward off malevolent spirits from a feast Alefo of `Ai`eda bespelling cordyline leaves for the gwelagwela platform magic for the mortuary feast Alefo bespelling material in curled leaf, which probably contains pulverized barks or other materials used for curing Tying coconut to feasting platform
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Fa`ani, one of `Elota's younger daughters, with plaited wall behind Fa`ani, one of `Elota's younger daughters, with plaited wall behind Boy throwing spear `Eleabata fencing tobacco lot of his own `Eleabata fencing tobacco lot of his own Seda, eldest son of Folofo`u and Boori`au, of Uka`oi, with swollen eye Gwagwani`ulou hamlet Seda, eldest son of Folofo`u and Boori`au, of Uka`oi, with swollen eye Boy throwing spear Fa`ani, one of `Elota's younger daughters, with plaited wall behind Ngarinaasuru night time experience Ngarinaasuru night time experience Seda, eldest son of Folofo`u and Boori`au, of Uka`oi, with swollen eye and ukulele Woman wearing a cross, cooking and scraping taro on fire at Ngarinaasuru, above Sinalagu Woman wearing a cross, cooking and scraping taro on fire at Ngarinaasuru, above Sinalagu Ngarinaasuru night time experience Woman wearing a cross, cooking and scraping taro on fire at Ngarinaasuru, above Sinalagu Bird net trap (`abe) in trees manned by Bui`a Bird net trap (`abe) in trees manned by Bui`a House at Gwagwani`ulou Woman carrying firewood at Gwagwani`ulou Bird net trap (`abe) in trees manned by Bui`a Bird net trap (`abe) in trees manned by Bui`a Bird net trap (`abe) in trees manned by Bui`a Bird net trap (`abe) in trees manned by Bui`a House at Gwagwani`ulou Children in clearing at Gwagwani`ulou hamlet. Child on left has toy bow Woman wearing a cross, cooking and scraping taro on fire at Ngarinaasuru, above Sinalagu Children in clearing at Gwagwani`ulou hamlet Boy throwing spear Children in clearing at Gwagwani`ulou hamlet. Child on left has toy bow `Eleabata fencing tobacco lot of his own
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Splitting of bark to make the container to carry the finished taro and coconut pudding for presentation, and the making of the container Splitting of bark to make the container to carry the finished taro and coconut pudding for presentation, and the making of the container Splitting of bark to make the container to carry the finished taro and coconut pudding for presentation, and the making of the container Splitting of bark to make the container to carry the finished taro and coconut pudding for presentation, and the making of the container Splitting of bark to make the container to carry the finished taro and coconut pudding for presentation, and the making of the container Kwaa`ala and Basuka wrapping up the pudding Kwaa`ala and Basuka wrapping up the pudding Preparing the bed for leaf oven Carrying the pudding to the oven Kwaa`ala (and Basuka) spread out pudding dough with shells wrapped in leaf Kwaa`ala (and Basuka) spread out pudding dough with shells wrapped in leaf Kwaa`ala putting the coconut cream on the dough Kwaa`ala putting the coconut cream on the dough U`udifaka pounding taro dough Splitting of bark to make the container to carry the finished taro and coconut pudding for presentation, and the making of the container Splitting of bark to make the container to carry the finished taro and coconut pudding for presentation, and the making of the container U`udifaka pounding taro dough `Uutaageni scraping taro to use in making pudding `Uutaageni scraping taro to use in making pudding `Uutaageni scraping taro to use in making pudding Splitting of bark to make the container to carry the finished taro and coconut pudding for presentation, and the making of the container Nene`au So`ogeni making lalefui`olanga string figures Nene`au So`ogeni making lalefui`olanga string figures Nene`au So`ogeni making lalefui`olanga string figures U`udifaka mashing the taro in a daoko pudding bowl Kwaa`ala (and Basuka) spread out pudding dough with shells wrapped in leaf Falui`a scrapes taro to make pudding Women scraping taro for pudding. Farui`a on right Men preparing leaf oven for the pudding Men preparing leaf oven for the pudding U`udifaka mashing the taro in a daoko pudding bowl Woman, man and child and man making a leaf oven Nene`au So`ogeni making lalefui`olanga string figures Nene`au So`ogeni making lalefui`olanga string figures Child getting coal burning for pipe, leaf oven cooking in background Woman, man and child and man making a leaf oven Men preparing leaf oven for the pudding
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Kaakale and his grandson Ote`agu Sango dancers preparing to enter the dance ground; they begin with a song Kaakale and his grandson Ote`agu Panpipers for sango dancing Making the taro and coconut puddings on platform near the sango dance ground Sango dancing by `Ai`eda people Sango dancing by `Ai`eda people Spectators watching sango dancing. Pipers to the right Dance practicing at Laloe`efou, man with unpainted taba dance stick for sango dancing `Iika chipping edges off of coneshells with a knife, one step in making kofu shell money beads, at Fanuaba`ita `Iika chipping edges off of coneshells with a knife, one step in making kofu shell money beads, at Fanuaba`ita Kwale`i feeds pigs View of clouds at Foutoru, with Mt. Ilegwari in the background Dancers enter the furi`isango dance ground. Bald man directing them on far right is Alefo Women entering sango dance ground area for dauweewela part of ritual Girls of a kin group wearing pubic aprons as though they were married, ritually hold 'weewela'a sprouting coconut (out of view), symbolizing the kin group looking after its ancestral skulls as a mother looks after her child Batalamo puts bata together to pay a debt. Men with shell money at Furii`au III Fulabata (Batalamo's wife) and child, getting tobacco from bag Lean-to temporary shelter for sick Taaboni Double exposure inside smoky house Fulabata (Batalamo's wife) and child, getting tobacco from bag Young boys playing spear game Maa`uri carrying piece of `ea fernwood to feed to pigs Two boys, one practicing sango dancing at Laloe`efou Boys dividing betel (areca) nuts at Foutoru Boys dividing betel (areca) nuts at Foutoru Girls of a kin group wearing pubic aprons as though they were married, ritually hold 'weewela'a sprouting coconut (out of view), symbolizing the kin group looking after its ancestral skulls as a mother looks after her child Alefo's house with Maalongo's in the distance (his wife's brother) Boys dividing betel (areca) nuts at Foutoru Making the taro and coconut puddings on platform near the sango dance ground `Iika's daughter leaning on house Sango dancers prepare to enter the dance ground View of clouds at Foutoru, with Mt. Ilegwari in the background Women eating sweet potato, at Fanuaba`ita Three men eating taro: Lea`aniamae, Giri`au, Taanga Women plaiting wa`i bags around fire while cooking bamboos
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A hamlet Woman sweeping clearing with fern leaves onto bark dustpan for disposal `Elota and banana tree protected from pigs by fence Compensation demands. Stylized confrontational fighting stance Spears thrown into epithetic growth, `ido, by kids Compensation demands. Stylized confrontational fighting stance Garden Moruka with thatch panels stacked for housebuilding Compensation demands. Stylized confrontational fighting stance A hamlet Women outside house Pigs staked out for feast Woman sweeping clearing with fern leaves onto bark dustpan for disposal Bui`a presses demand for compensation Spectators at the compensation Woman sweeping clearing with fern leaves onto bark dustpan for disposal. Woman in center is Moruka Women filling water bamboos Women filling water bamboos `Elota. Stakes are a pig pen with door into another pen within house Angry confrontation
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`U`udifaka trims fernwood posts for house posts `U`udifaka sitting on log with gardens in background, at Fouoge `U`udifaka trims fernwood posts for house posts `U`udifaka trims fernwood posts for house posts Garden Child with pig with cord around leg `U`udifaka trims fernwood posts for house posts `U`udifaka trims fernwood posts for house posts Bataafuna (and Bataafuna Sika`u) putting layered leaves on roof of new house and binding it down with bamboo Bataafuna (and Bataafuna Sika`u) putting layered leaves on roof of new house and binding it down with bamboo Bataafuna (and Bataafuna Sika`u) putting layered leaves on roof of new house and binding it down with bamboo Child with pig with cord around leg Garden Garden Woman lifting and tump lining an enormous and heavy load of bark Woman lifting and tump lining an enormous and heavy load of bark Woman lifting and tump lining the enormous load of wood, probably less than 200 pounds, but still very heavy Children Woman lifting and tump lining an enormous and heavy load of bark Children
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Children working in garden Ngadaaba`e, `Elota's younger son, working in garden `Elota's younger son Ngadaaga`e plants stakes for a garden fence Ngadaaba`e, `Elota's younger son, working in garden Fa`ani, `Elota's daughter, with axe in garden Fenced gardening Fa`ani, `Elota's daughter, with axe in garden Burning new gardens above Sinalagu Harbour Burning new gardens above Sinalagu Harbour Burning new gardens above Sinalagu Harbour Burning new gardens above Sinalagu Harbour View of garden with northern end of Sinalagu Harbour from about 2000' above on trail from Ga`enaafou to Ngarinaasuru Fa`ani by anti-pig fence of new hamlet Garden, fence behind Ngadaaba`e, `Elota's younger son, working in garden Maefanaomea, `Elota's older son, by new garden Ngadaaba`e, `Elota's younger son, working in garden Maefanaomea, `Elota's older son, by new garden Ngadaaba`e, `Elota's younger son, working in garden View of garden Ngadaaba`e, `Elota's younger son, working in garden
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Man and boy in new garden, behind a bamboo fence `Elota in front of rack for drying Burning the new garden Woman with new garden fence behind Night at a mortuary feast Night at a mortuary feast Taro growing, with fence that was put around it to protect from pigs Strong new garden fence Woman by trench cut into ground by garden Presenting shell money valuables at a mortuary feast, early in the morning People looking at garden of tobacco Night at a mortuary feast Woman by trench cut into ground by garden Presenting shell money valuables at a mortuary feast, early in the morning Man and boy in new garden Night at a mortuary feast Woman by trench cut into ground by garden Very nice new house with decorative riferife plaiting on front Night at a mortuary feast Sinalagu Harbour coastal slopes on way back to Ngarinaasuru Man shattering bamboo for housemaking Woman by a new garden fence
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Woman carrying bamboos of water Woman plaiting wa`i bag from mamalarula bark Man working in garden Man working in garden `Elota lights his pipe Woman carrying tubers and water tube back from garden Tough old Bataafuna, in traditional male attire, brings plantains home for dinner Man working in garden Man working in garden Girl by stump Young man plays sukukwaakwaa bundled bamboo flute People entering clearing with shell money strings on sticks People entering clearing with shell money strings on sticks Woman carrying tubers and water tube back from garden Old woman caarrying large load of firewood Man hangs up shell money for a feast Shell valuables hung up for a feast Money on display, probably for a wa`i opening brideprice payment Man untying rolled shell money valuable from display pole New garden with newly planted taro plants Money on display, probably for a wa`i opening brideprice payment Woman and young girl
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Ai`efunu's body, wrapped in bark, in front of the tau; those who have prepared the body for burial stand by Divination to find the successor to Ai`efunu, and the one who will aru niu Ri`imalefo divination, continued Warriors in traditional regalia Warriors in traditional regalia Cooking the sacrificial pig, `Oloburi feast Decorated boats greet the Bishop of Malaita at Lau Lagoon Warriors in traditional regalia Warriors in traditional regalia Decorated boats greet the Bishop of Malaita at Lau Lagoon Decorated boats greet the Bishop of Malaita at Lau Lagoon Taaboo and Batalamo's oldest son take the body of Ai`efunu to A`esuala ba`e shrine for burial Fei`a, her daughter, and Larikeni's daughters chat while the body is being buried at the shrine Gutting the pig Singeing off pig hair Preparing the side of pork Woman bringing leaves for making the leaf oven Display of wealth, 160 goi`ola, and customary artifacts Display of wealth, 160 goi`ola, and customary artifacts Srangling a pig by stepping on its throat for feast in `Oloburi Display of wealth, 160 goi`ola, and customary artifacts
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Burial of corpse of the priest Gooboo, of Ga`enaafou Burial of corpse of the priest Gooboo, of Ga`enaafou Burial of corpse of the priest Gooboo, of Ga`enaafou Conversations with ancestors Kwa`iesui and `Akwatoloa carry Gooboo's body to the grave Burial of corpse Gooboo, priest of Ga`enaafou Burial of corpse Gooboo, priest of Ga`enaafou Burial of corpse of the priest Gooboo, of Ga`enaafou Conversations with ancestors Conversations with ancestors Conversations with ancestors Conversations with ancestors Coconut pudding Children playing with small spears Addressing spirits before burial Person standing by small fenced area Children playing with small spears Graveside preparations for burial Older man shaving with clam shell, while holding a mirror Graveside preparations for burial Joe Bono, son of Gooboo, the dead priest Burial of corpse Gooboo, priest of Ga`enaafou Joe Bono, son of Gooboo, the dead priest Kwa`iesui and `Akwatoloa carry Gooboo's body to the grave Kwa`iesui and `Akwatoloa carry Gooboo's body to the grave Graveside preparations for burial Graveside preparations for burial Burial of corpse of the priest Gooboo, of Ga`enaafou Burial of corpse of the priest Gooboo, of Ga`enaafou Bark-wrapped body of the old Ga`enaafou priest is lowered into a grave dug in a shrine Joe Bono, son of Gooboo, the dead priest Burial of corpse of the priest Gooboo, of Ga`enaafou Burial of corpse of the priest Gooboo, of Ga`enaafou
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Taking apart a leaf oven Taking apart a leaf oven Lakenoniwane for the death of Ga`enaafou priest Gooboo is carved Man standing by new house under uncompleted ele section Lakenoniwane for the death of Ga`enaafou priest Gooboo is carved Bono cuts gwasu pudding for women Ribanga desacralizaton spitting on congregation by priest Joe Bono Cutting up pork Bono chews betel in preparation for ribanga ni geni, women's ribanga Bono does ribanga ni geni, women's ribanga Senior Ga`enaafou woman undergoes ribanga at fa`asafina rite after death of the priest Gooboo Unwrapping and eating the gwasu taro and coconut pudding, as part of desacralization ritual connected with mourning Unwrapping and eating the gwasu taro and coconut pudding, as part of desacralization ritual connected with mourning Unwrapping and eating the gwasu taro and coconut pudding, as part of desacralization ritual connected with mourning Lakenoniwane for the death of Ga`enaafou priest Gooboo is carved Lakenoniwane for the death of Ga`enaafou priest Gooboo is carved Ritual washing as preparation for ribanga in desacralization ritual connected with end of mourning for deceased Gooboo, the Ga`enaafou priest Men eating gwasu taro and coconut pudding Bono does ribanga nigeni, women's ribanga Men eating gwasu taro and coconut pudding Men eating gwasu taro and coconut pudding Unwrapping and eating the gwasu taro and coconut pudding, as part of desacralization ritual connected with mourning Bono cuts gwasu pudding for women Unwrapping pudding to be eaten as part of desacralization connected with end of mourning for deceased Gooboo, the Ga`enaafou priest Man bespelling packet Man carrying a taro pudding for fa`asafinga desacralization ritual connected with mourning for recent death Women' s priest `Bono ritually washes the men who will undergo ribanga in desacralization after the death of Gooboo, the Ga`enaafou priest Ritual washing as preparation for ribanga in desacralization ritual connected with end of mourning for deceased Gooboo, the Ga`enaafou priest Unwrapping pudding to be eaten as part of desacralization connected with end of mourning for deceased Gooboo, the Ga`enaafou priest Unwrapping pudding to be eaten as part of desacralization connected with end of mourning for deceased Gooboo, the Ga`enaafou priest Unwrapping pudding to be eaten as part of desacralization connected with end of mourning for deceased Gooboo, the Ga`enaafou priest Bono cuts gwasu pudding for women Women gathered for ribanga watching priest Bono cut gwasu taro and coconut pudding Priest chews betel before performing a sacramental rite for women's descent group Unwrapping and eating the gwasu taro and coconut pudding, as part of desacralization ritual connected with mourning Ribanga desacralizaton spitting on congregation by priest Joe Bono Unwrapping and eating the gwasu taro and coconut pudding, as part of desacralization ritual connected with mourning
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Moruka, daughter of `Elota, and Aru`a in Keesing's house Seda Sika`u and Dedei`a with arrows Woman with jewelry and ornaments Woman with jewelry and ornaments Moruka of Ga`enaafou, `Elota's daughter, plaiting a bag Priest Geleniu of Ga`enaafou by his men's house Moruka of Ga`enaafou, `Elota's daughter, plaiting a bag Closeup of plaiting Shelley Schreiner learning plaiting from Moruka, daughter of `Elota Priest Geleniu of Ga`enaafou by his men's house Priest Geleniu of Ga`enaafou by his men's house Dog with puppies Dog with puppies Seda Sika`u and Dedei`a with arrows Seda Sika`u and Dedei`a with arrows Closeup of Moruka of Ga`enaafou, `Elota's daughter, plaiting a bag Closeup of Moruka of Ga`enaafou, `Elota's daughter, plaiting a bag Woman with jewelry and ornaments Closeup of Moruka of Ga`enaafou, `Elota's daughter, plaiting a bag Closeup of Moruka of Ga`enaafou, `Elota's daughter, plaiting a bag in Keesing's house Closeup of Moruka of Ga`enaafou, `Elota's daughter, plaiting a bag Moruka of Ga`enaafou, `Elota's daughter, plaiting a bag Priest Geleniu of Ga`enaafou by his men's house `Oiru`a of Fanuariri with jewelry and ornaments Priest Geleniu of Ga`enaafou by his men's house `Oiru`a of Fanuariri with jewelry and ornaments `Oiru`a of Fanuariri with jewelry and ornaments Woman with jewelry and ornaments `Oiru`a of Fanuariri with jewelry and ornaments `Oiru`a of Fanuariri with jewelry and ornaments
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Women gathering for a feast, probably a di'iriu Men at same feast Closeup of men at a feast Women gathering for a feast, probably a di'iriu Women gathering for a feast, probably a di'iriu Women gathering for a feast, probably a di'iriu Joe Bono gives instructions Women gathering for a feast, probably a di'iriu Women gathering for a feast, probably a di'iriu Women gathering for a feast, probably a di'iriu Women gathering for a feast, probably a di'iriu Joe Bono Joe Bono Joe Bono Crowd of people Kwailoboo, Ru`uboo to his right Kwailoboo, Ru`uboo to his right Crowd at the gathering Fe`oka, Batalamo's son, puts pudding on platform People at the gathering People at the gathering Fa`aoria, wife of Kwailoboo, in foreground Folofo`u's dog Woman Women gathering for a feast, probably a di'iriu. Kwaio rarely set up platforms for food like this Women gathering for a feast, probably a di'iriu. Kwaio rarely set up platforms for food like this People at the gathering Children Funaa, daughter of `Elota, and two children Folofo`u's dog Women bringing gwasu taro and coconut pudding Fe`oka, man with patterned shirt is Basilamo, Batalamo's brother, and man with comb in hair and t-shirt is Asuabe`u Fe`oka, man with patterned shirt is Basilamo, Batalamo's brother, and man with comb in hair and t-shirt is Asuabe`u People at the gathering Women gathering for a feast, probably a di'iriu
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