Fijian chief's house on a double-stepped housemound, probably in the village of Navala, in the Vitilevu Highlands, Fiji
The village and the bure · Village life · picture 9 of 11 in this chapter
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More from “The village and the bure”
Bure of Na Tavasara, Taveuni (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
A bure in Navala village (2007)
Bure of Na Vata-ni-Tawake, Mbau (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
A bure on Viti Levu, photographed in 1907 (ETH Library Zurich)
Traditional Fijian house and open space in Tubou Village, Lakeba. (1977)
Traditional Fijian house and open space in Tubou Village, Lakeba. (1977)
A bure (hut) in the village of Navala, Viti Levu, Fiji. (1998)
Navala village, Viti Levu, Fiji. (1998)
Navala Village - Nausori Highlands - Fiji (2010)
Thatching a Roof - Navala Village - Fiji (2010)
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