Boy on the road from Wewak to Sepik
During initiation into manhood, they cut the skin to resemble the scales of a crocodile that lasts forever as scars
Rhoku warrior
Painted man at the Crocodile Festival
Elderly tribal statesmen with his wares at the Crocodile Festival
Elderly statesman at Crocodile Festival
Closeup of tribal chief of Sepik River region at Crocodile Festival
Sepik River warrior at Crocodile Festival
Sepik River woman at Crocodile Festival
Woman at the Mt Hagen market
Young girl at Mt Hagen market
Putting on the charcoal! Enga tribe chief
Enga tribesman
Young Hagen warrior
Hagen woman ready for Paiya Culture Show
Hagen woman and headdress performing at the Paiya Cultural Show
Young girl at the Paiya Cultural Show
Asaro tribe Mudman at the Paiya Cultural Show
Asaro Mudman performing at the Paiya Cultural Show
Omo Masalai tribe of Simbu - the Skeleton tribe at the Paiya Cultural Show
Mt Hagen chief at the Paiya Cultural Show
Mt Hagen tribesman at the Paiya Cultural Show
The Huli "Wigmen" chief at the Paiya Cultural Show
The Huli "Wigmen" performing at the Paiya Cultural Show
Chief of an unknown tribe at the Paiya Cultural Show
One of the chiefs of the Pimaga tribe in black
The Pimaga tribe uses three different colors to designate their place in the tribe with yellow being the lowest level, on to red and then black at the highest
Mid level Pimaga tribesman at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Lowest level Pimaga tribesman at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Asaro Mudman at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Huli Wigmen at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Huli Wigman at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Huli Wigman (child) at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Huli Wigman elderly at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Kaula tribe from Morobe at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Sasai young tribesman from Madang at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Goroka woman at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Hagen women performing at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Elderly Hagen woman at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
Hagen woman at the Mt Hagen Sing-Sing
