Friendship and Exchange Along the North Coast of New Guinea Dr Stephanie Mansourian

Friendship and Exchange Along the North Coast of New Guinea Dr Stephanie MansourianThis book explores how more than 100 communities who speak nearly fifty languages from five unrelated language phyla interact by developing persistent relations known as hereditary friendship. These relations provide everyone along the coast with fish, sago, and earthenware pots as well as many other useful commodities that resulted in peace and harmony.

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