The South Coast of West New Guinea

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Focusing on the South Coast of West New Guinea, the book explores the rich cultural tapestry of the Marind, Asmat, and Kamoro peoples, detailing their historical contexts, artistic traditions, and interactions with colonial powers. It highlights the impact of Dutch control and the preservation efforts by missionaries, alongside the challenges posed by modern development. The series aims to publish diverse academic studies, fostering a deeper understanding of New Guinea's cultures through collaborative works and visual anthropology, while emphasizing the importance of local knowledge.