High-perched thatched huts of New Guinea natives at Samarai

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High-perched thatched huts of New Guinea natives at Samarai

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2009-09-18T05:53:58Z

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Reproduced from The BP Magazine, 1 Mar 1941

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Island paradise of the tropics - the huts are spacious and airy.

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High-perched thatched huts of New Guinea natives at Samarai

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