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001_abis
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abis 'Shrimp' |
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002_aiwa
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aiwa ‘White cockatoo’ |
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003_ambay
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ambay ‘Goura pigeon’ (Victoria crowned pigeon) |
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004_amiao
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Amiao 'The Yuat River' |
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005_awiaman
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Awiamañ ‘Red pandanus’ |
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006_aynggwang
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Ayŋgwaŋ ‘Flying fox’ |
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007_emay
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Emay ‘Sorcerers’ |
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008_isik
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Isik ‘Breasts’ |
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009_kakoy
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Kakoy ‘A white bird from the Sepik’ |
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010_kamang
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Kamaŋ ‘Crocodile’ |
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011_kamao
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Kamao ‘Bandicoot’ |
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012_kamao_tawa
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Kamao tawa ‘Bandicoot stick nest’ |
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013_kambam
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Kambam ‘Catfish’ |
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014_kanay
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Kanay ‘small bird’ |
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015_kanggam
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Kaŋgam ‘Bird of paradise’ |
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016_kapay
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Kapay ‘Small knife’ |
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017_kas_mundia
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Kas mundia ‘Ripe bananas’ |
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018_kayma
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Kayma ‘Cassowary’ |
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019_kiakay_kunda
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Kiakay kunda ‘Wild pandanus roots’ |
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020_kiandok
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Kiandok ‘Wallaby’ |
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021_koek
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Koek ‘Stretcher for displaying a dead body’ |
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022_kokosik
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Kokosik anda kamboya ‘A stone axe with the blade facing down’ |
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023_kombaning
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Kombañiŋ teplakay ‘Painting faces with Annato tree pigment’ |
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024_koy_kukuplakay
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Koy kukuplakay ‘Scraping coconut’ |
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025_kuna_pasa
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Kuna pasa (Tapuka nambay isipon) ‘The front fringe of a grass skirt’ (‘An old woman peeing’) |
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026_mamgway
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Mamgway ‘Eel’ |
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027_man
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Mañ 'Red pandanus fruit' |
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028_manjime_kausanga
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Manjime kausaŋa ‘The ladder of a fig-tree spirit’ |
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029_mema_injua_kumapa
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Mema injua kumapa ‘A huge cunt of a dead woman’s spirit’ |
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030_memek_pokolung
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Memek – pokoluŋ ‘Lightning and thunder’ |
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031_mimbikin
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Mimbikiñ ‘Imitator’ |
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032_monang
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Monaŋ ‘Paddle’ |
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033_mummeri
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Munmeri ‘Moon woman’ |
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034_sisis
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Sisis ‘Scissors’ |
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035_nam_kombonga
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Nam komboŋa ‘The female mussel’ |
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036_nambok
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Nambok ‘Grouper’ |
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037_nambokoyn
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Nambokoyn ‘Young girls’ |
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038_nerut
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Nerut ‘Cicada’ |
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039_nok
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Nok anda kamboya ‘A stone-axe with the blade facing up’ |
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040_oluk_kombonga
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Oluk komboŋa ‘Male mussel’ |
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041_omboyn
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Omboyn ‘Garfish’ |
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042_opum
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Opum ‘Pigeon’ |
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043_panba_kinandakay
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Panba kañandakay ‘Crippled leg’ (one leg) |
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044_punjim
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Punjim ‘Hand drum’ |
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045_puring
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Puriŋ ‘Frog’ |
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046_taka_kunma
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Taka kunma ‘Possum’s tail’ |
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047_tandam_kundamba
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Tandam kundambaŋ umbuyaplakay ‘Dancing upon the roots of wild yam’ |
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048_tanggun
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Taŋgun ‘Spear’ |
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049_tapuka_1
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Tapuka oluka koy kuriapongoy ‘Old man climbing up a coconut tree’ |
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050_tapuka_2
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Tapuka oluka pokomba mokonan ‘Bent-over old man’ |
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051_tasam_kola
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Tasam kola ‘Grasshopper’s legs’ |
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052_tasia_aplasa
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Tasia aplasa ‘A water spirit’s fireplace’ |
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053_tawak
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Tawak ‘Sago pounder’ |
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054_temgwayn
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Temgwayn ‘Kina shell decoration’ |
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055_tepa
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Tepa ‘Moon’ |
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056_tepung
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Tepuŋ ‘Side-blown trumpet’ |
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057_tomba_kunda
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Tomba kunda ‘Roots of the oil tree’ |
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058_tonggayk_tay
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Toŋgayk tay ‘Paper wasp’s nest’ |
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059_umbung
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Umbuŋ ‘Slit-drum’ |
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060_wasim_umbunga
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Wasim umbuŋa ‘Spirit slit-drum’ |
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061_wanday
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Wanday ‘Chicken’ |
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062_wao_toiplakay
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Wao toiplakay ‘Threading sago grubs’ |
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063_yam
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Yam ‘Fire’ |
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064_yambiam_kuma
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Yambiam kuma ‘Bioluminescent mushrooms’ |
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065_yambuk
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Yambuk ‘A fig’ |
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066_yawiyam
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Yawiyam ‘Young unmarried men (fighting)’ |
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067_yay
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Yay ‘Pig’ |
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068_yay_tokopa
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Yay tokopa ‘Pig’s anus’ |
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069_yomgong
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Yomgoŋ ‘Fresh water turtle’ |
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070_Momay_dok1
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Tupela dok sindaun long bris na bris i pundaun (Momay) ‘Two dogs sitting on a bridge and the bridge falls down’ |
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071_Momay_dok2
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Tupela dok sindaun i stap, wetim papa bilong ol (Momay) ‘Two dogs sitting, waiting for their owner’ |
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072_Imanangay_mamgoy
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Imanangay mamgoy ‘An Imanmeri figure’ |
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