Island Log Idols On New Hebrides Skip Across Ocean
Ramon Coffman describes the New Hebrides with 20 inhabited islands amid heavy rainfall and jungle. White residents, mainly British and French, live among dark-skinned natives. Trees are cut into tall log idols carved with faces, standing eight to nine feet high.
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Ramon Coffman
South Pacific
New Hebrides
The Lockhorns Hog Tusks Hair Beard Folklore
A travel section item describes Lockhorns on Hog Island where hog hair forms a chin beard. Natives trim upper tusks while lower tusks curl and sometimes loop twice as they grow. The account notes tusk shaping techniques observed by island watchers.
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