Aibom Village
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Figure 1: Sago storage pot with bird face.
Chambri pottery is traded and used all along the Sepik River. Read a complete article with photographs on the pottery of Aibom Village in our Guide to Artifacts OR the condensed version with one photograph and a brief description.
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