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New Guinea: What I Did and What I Saw

25/08/2018

Wednesday 19 September – OAS Lecture, 6:30pm, Australian Museum.

Barry Craig will be presenting an illustrated talk on:

New Guinea: What I Did and What I Saw

I went to New Guinea in 1962 as an Education Officer (‘chalkie’) and asked to be posted to Telefomin where I remained until 1965. I returned to Telefomin to do field research for short periods in 1967, 1968, 1969 and for a year in 1972-73. Then as Curator of Anthropology at the PNG National Museum 1980-83, I spent a quarter of my time in the field – middle and lower Sepik, New Ireland and New Britain.

While at the South Australian Museum, I revisited New Ireland and New Britain in 1992/3, Vanuatu in 1997 ad New Ireland and the Torricelli Mountains of the West Sepik in 2002.

This presentation will illustrate some of the information I gained about the people and their culture during each of those field trips.

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