#ancient rhythms

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Ancient Rhythm 1. Papua New Guinea, 2014 - photo © by Marinka Masséus

In Papua New Guinea, the impenetrability of the jungle and mountain ranges has caused over 700 tribes to develop in virtual isolation from each other. This has formed the basis for an unprecedented profusion of cultures each with their own unique traditions and language. For centuries, the reputation of PNG’s fierce warriors has kept Western conquerors and – later – investors and visitors at arm’s length.

This has preserved the unique traditions of its inhabitants until today.

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Ancient Rhythm 3. Papua New Guinea, 2014 - photo © by Marinka Masséus

In Papua New Guinea, the impenetrability of the jungle and mountain ranges has caused over 700 tribes to develop in virtual isolation from each other. This has formed the basis for an unprecedented profusion of cultures each with their own unique traditions and language. For centuries, the reputation of PNG’s fierce warriors has kept Western conquerors and – later – investors and visitors at arm’s length.

This has preserved the unique traditions of its inhabitants until today.

(***Click image or title link to view in higher resolution***)

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Ancient Rhythm 2. Papua New Guinea, 2014 - photo © by Marinka Masséus

In Papua New Guinea, the impenetrability of the jungle and mountain ranges has caused over 700 tribes to develop in virtual isolation from each other. This has formed the basis for an unprecedented profusion of cultures each with their own unique traditions and language. For centuries, the reputation of PNG’s fierce warriors has kept Western conquerors and – later – investors and visitors at arm’s length.

This has preserved the unique traditions of its inhabitants until today.

(***Click image or title link to view in higher resolution***)