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Photograph 016833 Second World War, 1939-1945NEW GUINEA. A KAYA-KAYA NATIVE MAN SHOWS AN AUSSIE HOW TO USE A BOW AND ARROW IN DUTCH NEW GUINEA WHILE NEI SOLDIER AND ANOTHER KAYA-KAYA WATCH THE RESULTS.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Dutch New Guinea. An Australian, an American and a Indonesian examine an ornament worn by Konga, a Kaya native chief.
NEW GUINEA. A KAYA-KAYA NATIVE MAN SHOWS AN AUSSIE HOW TO USE A BOW AND ARROW IN DUTCH NEW GUINEA WHILE NEI SOLDIER AND ANOTHER KAYA-KAYA WATCH THE RESULTS.

Dutch New Guinea. Driver Robert Wynne of Victoria, swaps weapons, an Owen gun for a bow and arrow, with 'Henry', a Kaya-Kaya native man.

Dutch New Guinea. Sergeant Vernon Lindsey of Georgia, USA, and Private Ted Thorogood of Mackay, Qld, try to explain to 'Siami' a Kaya-Kaya native who lives in the swamps, how an 'Omong-Mesin' (talking

Dutch New Guinea. Kaya-Kaya native girls carry huge loads on their heads along the beach while modern Jeep motor vehicles drive past them.

Dutch New Guinea. The original natives of the swamps country are called Kaya-Kaya natives. They have many strange customs and are still very primitive. They rely on bows and arrows and spears for obta

Dutch, New Guinea. Kaya Kaya natives making an airstrip at a captured base.
