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Storyboards - Kambot village

Storyboards were developed by 3 brothers in Kambot on the Keram River when they found outsiders admired traditional large bark panels. Storyboards depict stories relating to the village, its history & legends, & amusing or frightening local events.

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Find out about your fabulous piece of New Guinea tribal art. The eGuide provides quick info about New Guinea art and art areas with links to more information. The eGuide contains over 130 photographs and 10 maps, plus adventure photos from Ron Perry's forty years of explorations in New Guinea and additional research by Doug Mehaffey. A print edition would be 128 pages.

The eGuide is an easily accessible, portable guide for electronic reading devices. Enjoy collecting and living with the beauty and power of New Guinea tribal art.

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Storyboards - Kambot village

Storyboard Depicting a Specific Event, Kambot Village – 9583

Tightly Detailed Storyboard Loaded with Animals – #9582

Lots of Animals And Action In This Village Scene Storyboard – #9577

New Guinea Storyboard Art, Lower Sepik River – #8835

Tribal Art Storyboard, Papua New Guinea – #8671

Kambot Storyboard, Papua New Guinea – #7994

Tribal Art – Storyboard, Papua New Guinea, #8840

Papua New Guinea Storyboard, #8672

Storyboard, lower Sepik River, #8668

Kambot Village Storyboard, New Guinea #8451

New Guinea Tribal Art eGuide

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