Pak Dibia identified this as Karangasem; a baris dancer on the right and a rejang dancer on the left. Note the tall ornamented structure behind, seen clearly in 3665. Probably Asak.
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Slide of a water-driven prayer wheel, Drukgyel
object | ARC/BAL/003/131
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Hart Museum Visitor Books
object | ARC/HAR/004/036
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Exhibition poster: Land of the Reindeer - The Lapps in Sweden, 1973
object | ARC/HMG/PR/001/002/005
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Black and white negative of animals grazing in opening among trees
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