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'''New Guinea''' is the world's second largest island, located north of Australia (world's largest island). The current population is an estimated ~7.5 Million (as of 2005). | |||
New Guinea is the traditional home to various tribes, the best known being [[Ibitoe]], who were known for their efforts at [[Corsetry]] and their pierced [[Septum|septums]]. The Ibitoe were a major influence on [[Fakir Musafar]]'s own efforts. | |||
Latest revision as of 08:34, 17 September 2023
New Guinea is the world's second largest island, located north of Australia (world's largest island). The current population is an estimated ~7.5 Million (as of 2005).
New Guinea is the traditional home to various tribes, the best known being Ibitoe, who were known for their efforts at Corsetry and their pierced septums. The Ibitoe were a major influence on Fakir Musafar's own efforts.