Illustration 1. Singing in front of the phonograph at Urbinasopen, on the Island of Waigeo.

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1 Photo Ku.tut Illustration 1. Singing in front of the phonograph at Urbinasopen, on the Island of Waigeo. Illustration 2. Men's dance at Manoi (an island opposite Sorong, north-west New Guinea).

2 Illustration 3. Men's dance at Manokwari. I'!Joto Tro}J. IJJ:JI. Illustration 4. Shark sistrum from Biak (Trop. Inst., No. 43/68). Illustration 5. Shark sistrum from Biak (Mus. Arch. Btv., No. 856) after a drawing by M. Pirngadie.

3 !J d b (/ l'hoto Trop. l nsl. Illustration 6. Jew's harps. a. from Waigeo (Trop. Inst., No. A 2234a); b. c. (with case) from the Awembiak tribe, central range (Trop. Inst., No. 514/ 233) ; d, e. from the Kapauku tribe, central range (Trop. Inst., No. 1298/ 100a/ b); f. from Humboldt Bay (Trop. Inst., No. 16/543); g. from Lake Sentani (Trop. Inst., No. 574/34). Photo c/wolmu.tcum Illustration 7. Split drum from Humboldt Bay (Schoolmuseum, No ).

4 Illustration 8. Spears used during the dance, north coast (Trop. In st. Nos. 1335/115 and 1325/117). 1/ h r d f!i,, l'lruto 7'rO{J. l 11s l. Illustration 9. Staffs used during the dance. a. and b. from Yapen (Trop. Inst., Nos. 608/ ) ; c, d. from Humboldt Bay (Trop. Inst., Nos. 573/53-54); e, f, g, h. from Lake Sentani (Trap. Inst., Nos. 746/25, 19, 24, 17). l'hoto Trop. l n.sl. Illustration 10. Drum from the Island of Yapen. Illustration 11. Drums from the Waropen coast.

5 (/,, c d I' Plwl, Trop. l u.!f, Illustration 12. Waisted drum from the Island of Wakde (Schoolmuseum, No ). Illustration 11. Types of drums. a. from the western part of the Vogelkop (Trop. Jnst., No. A 5368); b. from Yapen (Trop. Inst., No. 608/69); c. from Humboldt Bay (Trop. Inst., No. 716b); d, e. from Lake Sentani (Trop. Inst., Nos. 44/ 6 and 746/15). (/,, (" d f!i Photo TtofJ. lm:. Illustration 14. Types of drums. a. and b. from the Noord- or Lorentz River (Trop. Jnst., Nos. A 49 and SO); c. from the Mimika (Trop. Inst., No. A 711); d. from the Manowe tribe, south New Guinea (Trop. Inst., No. 1091/39); e, f. from the Mimika (Trop. Inst., Nos; 1091/42 and A 707); g. from the Waropen coast (Trop. Inst., No. A 713). P ltu1o 1'rop. ln$l, Illustration 15. Animal carving on a drum from the Geelvink Bay.

6 Illustration 16. Drum with carving on it, Lake Sentani. Illustration 17. One-stringed bamboo idiochord from the Schouten Islands (Mus. Arch. Btv., No. 886). Illustration 18. Blowing of the holy flutes, Kaptiau (north coast). Illustration 19. F lute orchestra composed of school children, north coast (Ambonese flutes).

7 (I b c Illustration 20. Shell trumpets. a. Charonia tritonis with mouth hole at the side; b. Cassis cornuta with mouth hole at the epex; c. C asis cornuta with mouth hole at the side. Photo?"rap. ltut. Illustration 21. Wooden trumpet from the north coast. (I b c P!wto 1'rup. ln51. Illustration 22. Wooden trumpet from Humboldt Bay (Trop. Inst., No. 575/10). Illustration 23. Bamboo horns. a. from Yapen (Trop. Inst., No. 608/71); b. from the north coast (Trop. Inst., No. 1335/63) ; c. from the south coast, Lorentz River (Trop. Inst., No. 1468/130a).

8 Illustration 24. Married Marind-anim male (amnangib).

9 I ll b d Ph oto Trop. Ins:. Illustration 25. Spears used during the dance. a. from the Lorentz River (Trop. Inst., No. 276/1); b. from the Casuarina Coast (Trop. Inst., No. 34/70) ; c, d. from Merauke (Trop. Inst., Nos. 26/644 and 642). Illustration 26. Marind-anim drums. Photo Tro ~ 1. Illustration 27. Drums from the south coast (Mimika?). The tiny viscous balls can be seen on the two drums in the foreground.

10 II b ( lllustration 29. a. Bamboo trumpet from the Lorentz River (Mus. Arch. Btv., No. 923); b. wooden trumpet, Wanianim tribe, south coast (Mus. Arch. Btv., No. 926) ; c. wooden trumpet, upper Digul River (Mus. Arch. Btv., No. 924). Illustration 28. Marind-anim with drum. Illustration 31. Ocarinas made of coconuts, Marind-anim (Trop. Inst., Nos. A 559 and H 1143). Photo Trop. Inst. Illustration 30. Wooden trumpet of the Digul Papuans (Trop. Inst., No. 1374/38).

11 Illustration 32. Marind-anim bullroarer (sosom). Length 40 ems., greatest breadth 5 ~ ems. (Trop. Inst., No. 520/74). a b c d Photo Ethn. Mus., Leiden Illustration 33. Bullroarers. a. south coast of New Britain ; length 4 4 ems., ~ breadth M ems. (Leiden, No. 1485/98); b. from Bungu, Austr. New Guinea; length 43 ems., breadth 3 ems. (Leiden, No. 1351/17); c. from Astrolabe Bay, Austr. New Guinea; length 3n ems., breadth 3 ~ ems. (Leiden, No. 568/99); d. from Cape Cretin, Austr. New Guinea; length 29 ems., breadth 3 ems. (Leiden, No. 553/8).

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