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Trapping

Sorenson, E. Richard
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URI
http://hdl.handle.net/1721.3/25297
Date
1968
Description
photomontage, Traps and snares are used to catch rodents, cassowaries, birds and eels. Rodent snares are often set along garden fences (a,b). Cuscus are trapped in similar snares set in trees in the forest (e). Long, tubular bark eel traps, baited with witchetty grubs, are anchored in streams (c,d). Snares (a,b,e) are used more frequently than deadfall traps (f).
Type of Work
Photograph, Photomontage
Subject
Hunting, Pacific Islanders, Anthropology, Animal traps, Indigenous people, Documentary photography
Rights
(c) E. Richard Sorenson
Rights Statement
All rights reserved
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