Papua New Guinea in the 1960s

[komnairima]

Excellent. The place has changed of course, but interesting still... I ran across this quite by accident while researching dance cultures for a project I am doing. This will help me alot. I have subscribed to your channel. thank you.

[tanultorosz]

Unique cadres. Real treasure. Thank you for posting.

[GorokaKid]

On a saturday night with little else to do... you show me where I lived from 66 to 72. Well done mate, if you have any more please post them!! Orli callim Numba wun!

[hulastyle11]

watching the PNG culture is amazing

thanks for posting this,, it's great

[LetzterWille]

Super Doku-Video!!!

[siggisauerstoff]

thank you.

png!

[Wilbo43]

Thank you for your nice comment. Much appreciated,

Viele Grüsse und alles Gute aus Australien,

Bill

[kanakaken]

I have a number of reels of film from that era and I'm regretting I never had it transfered to a more stable medium. I havn't seen it in years so I don't know it's condition. Thanks for posting it, I hope you have more.

Cheers.... LUKIM YU

Ken

[kanakaken]

Dispela picsa em i gat tumeni crismas i go pinis emi olsem lapun tru ye. A great piece of work Wil' (can I call you Bill for short??). It brought back many memories for me, I was up there working in the late 60's and attended the Mt. Hagen show

in 1968 I think it was. I think I even recognised one of the locals in the Goroka segment, the little forlorn looking child. To be Cont.

[GorokaKid]

Andrew Bowyer here, know the name by any chance? Looking for old PNG friends... Lukim Yu!

[kanakaken]

Andrew.... Yu bin wok long wanem ples long PNG, I worked on the army barracks in Tarama Palms and cape Moem also Rabaul, Cape Hoskins, Talasea and Kimbe, from '67-'69.

Ken Lyneham (Plumber)

[pngrokrok]

WOW! Absolutely amazing and rare footage. You did a great job with the soundtrack too.Wonderful!

[Wilbo43]

Thank you for your nice comment which is appreciated.