A Grammar of South Efate

Pictures

Picture 1: Limas and Kalsarap Namaf outside their house by the lagoon in Erakor village. (1998) (All photos by the author) Picture 2: William Wayane, my host in Erakor village, in his house in Erakor village. (1998) xxv Picture 3: The Erakor town council in the town hall after a court hearing in 1998. The then chief of Erakor, Waia Tenene, is in the center of the photograph. The late William Wayane, town secretary and my host in Erakor, is on the left. Picture 4: Tokelau Takau outside her house in Erakor village. (1998) xxvi Picture 5: Manuel Wayane, a good friend and assistant in the village, who subsequently became the Cultural Centre's fieldworker for Erakor. (1998) Picture 6: Endis Kalsarap helped with checking and translation. (1998) xxvii Picture 7: Silas Alban, the Cultural Centre's fieldworker for South Efate in the mid-1990s. (1997) Picture 8: An Erakor housing "yard." The yard next door to William Wayane's house. The kitchen shed with an earth oven for making laplap is on the right. In the center is a common style of housing, concrete block with a thatched roof. On the left is a more traditional style of construction, like Tokelau Takau's house in Picture 4, bamboo walls and long, sloping thatched roof. (1998) xxviii A Grammar of South Efate ...