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    • Statues from Timor
    • Timor doors
    • Other Timor artifacts
    • flores
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    • Toraja/Sulawesi
    • Lombok
    • Batak - Sumatra
    • Nias
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Artifacts from New Guinea

The island of New Guinea is divided between Indonesia to the west and Papua New Guinea to the east, and holds one of the greatest concentrations of distinct languages and carving traditions in the world. Carved objects include figures, masks, headrests, shields and everyday implements, often decorated with clan motifs.

Yangoru Medicine Neck Rest (Mid-20th Century) - Papua New Guinea
Yangoru Medicine Neck Rest (Mid-20th Century) - Papua New Guinea
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