Publisher's Synopsis
This volume is an ethnographic study of the Napoe and Besoa people of Midden-Celebes, an island in Indonesia. Dr. Kruyt provides a detailed description of these people's customs, beliefs, and social structure, based on extensive fieldwork. Anthropologists and historians interested in the cultures of Southeast Asia will find this book a valuable overview of life on this remote island.
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