Bogaia women dress in a very similar way to those on other parts of the East Strickland plain and the Great Papuan Plateau
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Photographer: David R. Eastburn, 1949-
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Photographer's note: The women wear full knee-length string skirts, beaten-bark capes, strings of Job's Tear beads crossing their chests, cowrie-shell necklaces and bamboo nasal septum ornaments. This photograph was taken in Kuba/ Guba (Kubwai?) a short distance south of the Nali River vine bridge crossing (universal grid reference 54M XU45713).
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Dec 1979
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