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A young girl sits on the ground during a celebration in Tambapmining, a village on the lower Ramu River in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea (2017)

Kokopo, East New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea - 12 July 2019.

Portrait of a boy with the map of the world painted on his face

Karkar Island, Papua New Guinea - August 9, 2017: A woman carries her six-month-old daughter, named Joy, in a bilum near Kuduk village on Karkar Island in Madang Province, Papua new Guinea. The bilum is a traditional way to carry a young child in Papua New Guinea.

Wamena, Indonesia - January 9, 2010: People at the local market of Wamena in Baliem Valley, Papua New Guinea.

"Rabaul Caldera, Rabaul Papua New Guinea - February 25,2010Papua New Guniean Kids are sitting on the volcanic sand beach and posing for picture. The Active Volcano Tavurrur erupted and destroyed Rabaul Caldera in 1994. Kids of Rabaul Caldera play on these volcanic ashes everyday."

Port Moresby / Papua New Guinea: woman holding small child in floating wooden village in her arms

Port Moresby / Papua New Guinea: woman holding small child in floating wooden village in her arms

Sili Muli tribe participantes at Mount Hagen festival - 17-08-2014, Mount Hagen, Papua new Guinea

Portrait of a boy with the map of the Pacific showing Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Island, and the top of Australia.

Mbore adults and children celebrate the Mborena Kam New Testament dedication on July 26, 2017, in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. The work to translate the New Testament into this language, one of more than 800 in Papua New Guinea, took over 30 years.

A teenager sitting on the bridge of his home built on stilts over the sea in Gabagaba, Central Province, Papua New Guinea.

Piaya: The Huli Wigmen Tribe attending the Piaya Village Sing Sing near Mt Hagen in Papua New Guinea

Piaya: Highlands tribe in Piaya village, Papua New Guinea

Piaya: The Huli Wigmen Tribe attending the Piaya Village Sing Sing near Mt Hagen in Papua New Guinea

A man and young girl, holding a red balloon, outdoors in Tambapmining, a village on the lower Ramu River in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea (2017)

Photo taken in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

Piaya: Young tribe member in Piaya Village, Papua New Guinea

Piaya: The Huli Wigmen Tribe attending the Piaya Village Sing Sing near Mt Hagen in Papua New Guinea

Madang, Papua New Guinea - August 11, 2017: Adults and children sit at the open-air market in Madang, Papua New Guinea.

Blue woman portrait, aliens sleeps, ultraviolet make-up. Beautiful girl on a dark background. Head up

Mount Hagen: A highlands tribe member at the Mt. Hagen cultural show in Papua New Guinea

Port Moresby / Papua New Guinea: group of young boys playing rugby on an esplanade in the capital of Papua New Guinea

Mbore adults and children celebrate the Mborena Kam New Testament dedication on July 26, 2017, in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. The work to translate the New Testament into this language, one of more than 800 in Papua New Guinea, took over 30 years.

Boy climbs at coconut palm, Papua New Guinea

Kokopo, the capital of East New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea - 12 July 2019. Locals are very friendly towards tourists.

On Pig Island, located off the town of Madang in Papua New Guinea, locals enjoy a day-long outing to the small, uninhabited island, cooking out and also enjoying some cigarettes and alcohol.

Port Moresby / Papua New Guinea: Wooden houses over the water in floating village with children sitting in the porch

Young boy dragging his outrigger canoe onto a beach at Kiriwina Island, Papua New Guinea.

Kokopo, the capital of East New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea - 12 July 2019. Friendly people of Kokopo.

Sing-Sing in Kuchiano, Papua New Guinea. Traditionally dressed people. This Sing-Sing where hundreds of people from surroundings area gather is held every 7th year. Decorations with feathers from paradise birds.

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Boy climbs at palm tree, Papua New Guinea

Three generations -- a mother, son, and grandmother -- push off from the beach in their outrigger canoe in Wewak, Papua New Guinea (July 2017)

Sing-Sing in Kuchiano, Papua New Guinea. Traditionally dressed people. This Sing-Sing where hundreds of people from surroundings area gather is held every 7th year. Decorations with feathers from paradise birds. Women and children in the foreground, People under umbrella and woman with traditional bag on her head in the foreground.

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Port Moresby / Papua New Guinea: girl with sister smiling at the camera wearing a Big Bird t-shirt from the television program Sesame Street

Sing-Sing in Kuchiano, Papua New Guinea. Traditionally dressed people. This Sing-Sing where hundreds of people from surroundings area gather is held every 7th year. Decorations with feathers from paradise birds, face paint and animal skins.

Group of indigenous boys of Papua New Guinea. Halftone print after a photograph, published in 1899.

Paiya Village, Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea - August 16, 2024 : Portrait of Papua tribal people with their faces painted in bright colors, wearing elaborated feather headdresses, rehearsing for Sing Sing Festival. Man's headdress is much bigger than the woman's one. Sing-Sing is an annual gathering of tribes or villages in Papua New Guinea where locals show their clan's distinct culture, dance and music and share traditions. The first Sing Sing was held in Goroka in 1957. Instead of fighting over their differences, the idea was to get together, celebrate diversity and socialize peacefully.

Karkar Island, Papua New Guinea - August 9, 2017: People walk from the beach back toward their village on Karkar, a volcanic island in Papua New Guinea's Madang Province.

Sing-Sing in Kuchiano, Papua New Guinea. Traditionally dressed people. This SingSing where hundreds of people from surroundings area gather is held every 7th year. Decorations with feathers from paradise birds. Women and children in the foreground, The women cry traditional bags on their heads

Mount Hagen: The Baiyer Marching Group in Mt Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Port Moresby / Papua New Guinea: woman holding children while selling betel nuts, areca nuts, at a street stall outside Port Moresby

Mount Hagen city, Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea - August 17, 2024 : Papuan tribe members of Kogma clan painted in shiny black, carrying weapons and placard, marching, entering at the Sing Sing festival. Sing-Sing is an annual gathering of tribes or villages in Papua New Guinea where locals show their clan's distinct culture, dance and music and share traditions. The first Sing Sing was held in Goroka in 1957. Instead of fighting over their differences, the idea was to get together, celebrate diversity and socialize peacefully.

Sing-Sing in Kuchiano, Papua New Guinea. Traditionally dressed people. This SingSing where hundreds of people from surroundings area gather is held every 7th year. Decorations with feathers from paradise birds. Mother carrying child in the foreground,

Mount Hagen: The Baiyer Marching Group in Mt Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Mount Hagen: The Baiyer Marching Group in Mt Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Enga: Swaying dancers at the Enga cultural show in Papua New Guinea's Highlands region

Karawari River, Papua New Guinea aA June 29, 2010: A young child painted with clay and natural pigments peers out shyly from his mother's side.

Late in the afternoon, a man and young girl fish with a spool of fishing line in the tranquil coastal waters in Madang, Papua New Guinea. The girl is putting bait on the fishing hook.

Boy waving Papua New Guinea flag against the blue sky from the car window close-up shot. Man hand holding Papuan flag, Copy space

People in Canoes.

Early in the morning, a man and boy sit beside the Sepik River in the small town of Angoram, Papua New Guinea. (July 2017)

Children are going to school.

Mount Hagen: The Baiyer Marching Group in Mt Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Warawangira Mask Festival, Gazelle Peninsula, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea

A boy sits atop a crocodile skull in Yar village in the East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea. The skull came from a dead crocodile found floating down the Keram River beside the village.