 | Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland - 1890 - 580 דפים
...direction by well-beaten paths, chiefly leading to the back part of the island, where, on the slope of the hill in good soil, we found many patches of rude cultivation....in regular rows with the earth heaped up in ridges. I noticed some small plots of ground prepared with more than usual care for the growth of what Gi'om... | |
 | John MacGillivray - 1852 - 428 דפים
...traversed in every direction by well beaten paths, chiefly leading to the back part of the island, where, on the slope of a hill in good soil, we found...in regular rows with the earth heaped up in ridges, as in a potato or turnip field at home. I noticed some small plots of ground prepared with more than... | |
 | John MacGillivray - 1852 - 432 דפים
...traversed in every direction by well beaten paths, chiefly leading to the back part of the island, where, on the slope of a hill in good soil, we found...in regular rows with the earth heaped up in ridges, as in a potato or turnip field at home. I noticed some small plots of ground prepared with more than... | |
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... having lately been cooked here upon a framework of sticks over a small fire, precisely as is practised by the natives of New Guinea and the Louisiade Archipelago. The strip of forest behind the village is traversed in every direction by well beaten... 