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Banaban dancer with TeKaranga pole, skirt, and frigate bird headpiece

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Photographer: Frederick William Doutch

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This glass plate negative was enclosed in an envelope numbered 26. The envelope was pre-printed with fields to describe the photograph and photographic processes. It appears some plates may have been placed in incorrect envelopes. Although envelope 26 was completed with the information below, it appears to be for a different photograph than the one that was within the envelope. Subject: Nei Mata Date: Dec 1913 Place: Buakonikai Light: strong Stop: 16 Exp: 1 sec Plate: Imp Ortho Chrom. Lens: Aldis Uno Developer: Azol It is likely that envelope #28 is actually describing this image.

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Dec-13

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