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O'Hanlon, Michael.
READING THE SKIN. Adornment, Display and Society among the Wahgi.
BNo. 1-86333-003-8. First Edition (AU), 1989. Pp: 164; 245mm x 190mm; 0.85kg. 16 col(pl), 10 b/w, 16 fig, 1 tab, 2 maps.
Preface, afterword, orthography and kinship terms, glossary, notes, bibliography, index.
A very good copy in dust wrapper. Cvr: vg; dw: vg.
Crawford House Press Pty Ltd, Bathurst, NSW 2795, 1989.
(In this book the author answers the questions that anthropologists ask about the elaborate
traditions of one Highland people, the Wahgi. These traditions involve self adornment with plumes, furs,
paint and shells and dancing before critical spectators, rivals and enemies)
(Keywords: Anthropology, Pacific, Melanesia, New Guinea).
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