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Object Number
2006.17.1.25.4
Display Title
Men mourning
Descriptions
Object Description
Karl Heider negatives taken during Harvard Peabody New Guinea Expedition; Wakun #2; 12 negatives; Plus X
Classification
- Documentary
Department
Photographic
Date
7/6/1961
Artist
Karl G. Heider
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Oceania
/
New Guinea
Materials
Negative, Rollei 120
Dimensions
Overall: 5.715 x 5.715 cm (2 1/4 x 2 1/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Karl G. Heider
Provenance
Donor
Karl G. Heider
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2006.17.1.25.10 | Men mourning |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
| |
| 2006.17.1.25.1 | Men mourning |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
| |
| 2006.17.1.28.3 | Men mourning Yonokma |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
| |
| 2006.17.1.26.8 | Men and women mourning |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
| |
| 2006.17.1.25.3 | Women during a funeral |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
| |
| 2006.17.1.25.2 | Women at funeral ceremony |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
| |
| 2006.17.1.24.1 | Men on rock cliff |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
| |
| 2006.17.1.24.5 | Men huddled under rock face |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
| |
| 2006.17.1.25.5 | Yonokma being settled into the pia |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
| |
| 2006.17.1.25.9 | Yonokma being settled into the pia |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
| |
| 2006.17.1.25.7 | Yonokma being carried from battle |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
| |
| 2006.17.1.16.7 | A view down the length of Abukulmo past the fire as it cooks the stones for the haksé during Eak's funeral; men are mourning |
Documentary
|
New Guinea
|