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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. Driver Robert Wynne of Victoria, swaps weapons, an Owen gun for a bow and arrow, with 'Henry', a Kaya-Kaya native man.
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. 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. An Australian, an American and a Indonesian examine an ornament worn by Konga, a Kaya native chief.

ALEXISHAFEN, NEW GUINEA, 1944-05-18. NX147907 PRIVATE F. CINCOTTA (LEFT), NO. 9 PLATOON A COMPANY, 35TH INFANTRY BATTALION, AN OWEN GUNNER, WATCHES A KANAKA NATIVE AIMING HIS BOW AND ARROW IN THE HILL

Dutch New Guinea. Sapper Dick Cullen of Bundaberg, Qld, and a native 'boss-boy' supervise the building of vast drains to dry out swamp areas and make them habitable for troops. The Kaya-Kaya natives d

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
