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Mundugumor

American  
[muhn-doo-guh-mawr] / mʌnˈdu gəˌmɔr /

noun

Mundugumors plural
  1. a member of a Papuan people of Papua New Guinea.


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Margaret Mead wrote about the man-eating Mundugumor of New Guinea.

From Time Magazine Archive

Of the Mundugumor tribespeople, she wrote: "It seemed clear to me that a culture that so repudiated children could not be a good culture."

From Time Magazine Archive

He had read Margaret Mead's anthropological studies of the Arapesh, the Mundugumor and the Tschambuli societies in New Guinea .

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Having prowled among the adolescents of Samoa, the housewives of Bali and the husbands of the Mundugumor on New Guinea, Anthropologist Margaret Mead, 64, should be prepared for her next field trip.

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The Arawaks and Caribs are good examples, and Mead was told about the Mundugumor by the Arapesh tribe.

From Time Magazine Archive

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