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Reite Plants An Ethnobotanical Study In Tok Pisin And English Porer Nombo

Name: Reite Plants An Ethnobotanical Study In Tok Pisin And English Porer Nombo
SKU: BELL-2217348
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Reite Plants An Ethnobotanical Study In Tok Pisin And English Porer Nombo instant download after payment.

Publisher: ANU E Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.77 MB

Pages: 216

Author: Porer Nombo, James Leach

ISBN: 1921666005, 9781921666001

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Reite Plants An Ethnobotanical Study In Tok Pisin And English Porer Nombo by Porer Nombo, James Leach 1921666005, 9781921666001 instant download after payment.

Reite Plants is a documentation and discussion of the uses of plants by speakers of the Nekgini language, a people who reside in the hinterland of the Rai Coast in northern Papua New Guinea. High quality images and detailed information about traditional customary practices using plants provide a unique entry into understanding Nekgini social and cultural life. The book contains a discussion of the ownership of plant knowledge in the context of both local and contemporary global trends. As a dual language, co-authored text, the book is a unique contribution to the ethnobotany and anthropology of Melanesia. Reite Plants represents the product of a long term collaborative work between the authors.