The Mafulu - Mountain People of British New Guinea by Robert Wood Williamson
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_Explanatory Notes to Fig._ 6. (_a_) Front end of thatch (_asase_) of main roof. (_b c d_) Front apse-shaped roof (_siafele_), the thatch having been removed to show its internal construction. (_b c, b e, b d_) Downward-sloping roof work (_engala_). (_f f, c d_] Horizontal roof work (_gegebe_), carried round in curves. _Note._--Sometimes the apse-shaped roof is constructed as a continuation of the main roof of the building, in which case the _gegebe_ of the former are a continuation of those of the latter. Sometimes the apse roof is a separate appendage, not connected with the main roof, and in that case the _gegebe_ of the former are separate from those of the latter, and are fixed at their extremities to the _loko-loko_ of the main roof. (_g_) Posts supporting the platform (_purum'-ul' emuge_). (_h_) Horizontal platform supports resting at one end on _g_ and at the other end fixed to either the _tedele_ or the _emuje_. (_i_) Platform (_purume_). _Note._--It will be seen that the front _apopo_ passes through the platform. |
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