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Between the Tides : An Adventure Among the Kamoro of New Guinea Gary R. Wright and relations with Europe andThough the authors are not anthropologists, this knowledgeable and intimate first hand account of the Kamoro people of New Guinea details their rituals, beliefs, and festivals. Many color photographs by Kal Muller accompany the text, in which the history of the people and the effects of colonization, including the conversion of most to Catholicism, is described. Distributed by Tuttle. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews. com)