Versuch einer Stilnalyse der Aufhangehaken vom Mittleren Sepik in Neu-Guinea

This article presents a stylistic analysis of suspension hooks from the Middle Sepik region of New Guinea. Forge and Schefold categorize the hooks based on formal characteristics, exploring variations in carving style and decorative elements. They argue that these stylistic differences reflect distinct local traditions and potentially indicate social or ritual significance. The analysis contributes to understanding the artistic diversity and cultural complexity of the Sepik River area

Ethnology · New guinea · History · Yersinia bacterium, plague, ectoparasites research