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Sea Hunters of Indonesia Fishers and Weavers of Lamalera

By: RH Barnes
467 pages, 49 b/w photos, 28 line illus, 20 tabs
Publisher: Clarendon Press
Sea Hunters of Indonesia
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  • Sea Hunters of Indonesia ISBN: 9780198280705 Hardback Nov 1996 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-3 weeks
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About this book

A comprehensive study of a coastal community in Indonesia whose traditional ways of life make it unique, one tradition being the unusual kind of sea-fishing.

Contents

INTRODUCTION; 1. The Village; 2. Disaster, Migration, Foundation, and History; 3. Descent Groups; 4. Marriage Alliance; 5. Life, Development, Spirits, Faults, and Retribution; 6. Death; 7. Cloth, Salt, and Markets; 8. Seasons, Winds, Tides, Currents, Celestial Objects, and Directions; 9. Fishing; 10. Boat-Owning Groups; 11. Large Boats; 12. Boat Construction Ceremonies; 13. Harpoons, Ropes, and Other Gear; 14. Open-Sea Fishing and Hunting; 15. Hunting Whales and Other Cetaceans; 16. Fishing Near Lobetobi and Pantar; 17. Early Whaling and Contacts with Timor; 18. Lamalera Past, Present, and Future; APPENDICES, NOTES, REFERENCES, INDEX

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By: RH Barnes
467 pages, 49 b/w photos, 28 line illus, 20 tabs
Publisher: Clarendon Press
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An important work ... handsomely produced and illustrated ... If 'maritime anthropology' ever becomes a recognized specialty, this book, for its substantive detail, will rank as a pioneer classic Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute
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