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1001:2021:11 [2021/05/18 18:15] – Ryan Schram (admin)1001:2021:11 [2024/04/16 18:27] (current) – [Another story of fieldwork: Layard on Atchin] Ryan Schram (admin)
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 ===== Another story of fieldwork: Layard on Atchin ===== ===== Another story of fieldwork: Layard on Atchin =====
  
-<HTML><ul></HTML> +* Rivers and John W. Layard on Atchin (Tsan) island in the New Hebrides islands (today in Malakula, Vanuatu) 
-<HTML><li></HTML><HTML><p></HTML>Rivers and John W. Layard on Atchin (Tsan) island in the New Hebrides islands (today in Malakula, Vanuatu)<HTML></p></HTML> + 
-<HTML><ul></HTML> +   - Abandoned by Rivers, who got frustrated 
-<HTML><li></HTML>Abandoned by Rivers, who got frustrated<HTML></li></HTML><HTML></ul></HTML>+   - “Paper [an untitled man] makes another fire and uses a different teapot than us [Rivers and Layard]. The fact that we have eaten with women prevents him from eating with us” (Layard’s field notes, ca. Sept.–Oct. 1914). 
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 +* After Rivers left, Layard 
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 +  - Was left alone to make friends 
 +  - Experienced culture shock 
 +  - Adopted by another outsider: Mari 
 +  - Participated in a big collective project: The revival of the Maki
  
-<HTML><p></HTML>“Paper [an untitled man] makes another fire and uses a different teapot than us [Rivers and Layard]. The fact that we have eaten with women prevents him from eating with us” (Layard’s field notes, ca. Sept.–Oct. 1914).<HTML></p></HTML> 
-<HTML><ul></HTML> 
-<HTML><li></HTML>Left alone to make friends<HTML></li></HTML> 
-<HTML><li></HTML>Experienced culture shock<HTML></li></HTML> 
-<HTML><li></HTML>Adopted by another outsider: Mari<HTML></li></HTML> 
-<HTML><li></HTML>Participated in a big collective project: The revival of the Maki<HTML></li></HTML><HTML></ul></HTML> 
-<HTML></li></HTML><HTML></ul></HTML> 
  
 ===== Yet another story of fieldwork: Gomberg-Muñoz and The Lions ===== ===== Yet another story of fieldwork: Gomberg-Muñoz and The Lions =====
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