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Illustrations

Plates betweenpp. 118and 119

Ethnographer with a man in a wig

A rite of garden magic

3 Ceremonial distribution of food

4 The urigubu in the village

5 anoe under sail

6 Two women adorned with necklaces

7 Arm-shells brought from Kitava

Bringing in a soulava

9 Offering the soulava

t laures

The Trobriand Islands

2 Plan of Omarakana

3 hart of time-reckoning

4 Genealogical diagram of relationship

5 Diagrammatic genealogy of cross-cousin marriage

6 The Kula ring

7 The Kula district

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