Glimpse of 'Maleu Tribe' Culture & Tradition

The 'Maleu Tribe' comprise of the Lolos and the Kilenge people of West New Britain Province in Papua New Guinea.
Maleu is the major tribe, a name deriving from their sole spoken mother tougue used by about eight (8) sub tribes.The Maleus are dwellers scatering over the western tip of New Britain Island bordering with their traditional neighbors including the Bariais and the Kombes to the east, the Arowes of Kandrian to the south and, the Siassi Islanders in the north and to the western end, the Teamigidus and the Long Islanders. 
The Maleu tribe boasted its traditional inheritance of a unique hollowed-shaped tumbuan mask of wooven splinted cane stems that shafts vertically during tumbuan feasting rating over the widely known 'cone-shaped' tumbuan mask. The Maleu people do; apart from the Tumbuan mask, pride themselves traditionally with Sia and Murmur songs and / or dances through out thier generations during cultural feastings and rituals like thier afore mentioned neighbours.