The Ambum Stone is a masterfully crafted stone carving, created around 3,500 years ago in the highlands of the island we now know as New Guinea. Who actually carved it and for what original purpose is not known. Nevertheless, the Ambum Stone had a life as a religious object for a group of people in Papua …
A remote and still relatively undiscovered destination, Papua New Guinea is one of the few places left in the world where you can truly go off the beaten track…
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DESCRIPTION // A watercolour map of Papua New Guinea. Available in 8 different styles and either as a digital file or a physical print that is shipped to you. INSTRUCTIONS// ☀︎ Choose your colour (see photo 2) ☀︎ Choose your option: Digital File Only (sent via email), Art Print (no frame inc.) or a Canvas print. ☀︎ If buying a digital file, enter the size you want in the personalisation box, otherwise, just enter "NA" to skip. ☀︎ Add to basket! Digital files will be emailed within 36 hours, you must include the size you're going to print in the personalisation box so I can send you the right file. You can print at home, take it to your local print shop or upload it to a printing service such as Officeworks or Staples and have it delivered straight to your door. Art prints include 1 giclée-printed, matte, archival, acid-free paper poster in the size of your choice. No accessories shown in the sample photos are included. These products are made-to-order so please allow time for fulfillment and shipping. See our announcements for any specific details. Canvas prints include 1 acid-free, canvas print with mounting brackets included. They are 1.5" deep and the canvas material is 20.5 mil thick. These products are made-to-order so please allow time for fulfillment and shipping. See our announcements for any specific details. CUSTOMISATION // Get your print in a different font, different pattern or with different locations marked. Send me a message for a quote. SHARE THE LOVE // I love seeing my prints in the wild. Tag me on Instagram - @lolomastudio #lolomastudio T&Cs // This item is for personal use only, either for yourself or as a single gift for one person, and is strictly not for resale or commercial use. Colours on screen may vary slightly to printed colours. Slight layout changes may occur with different sizing. Frames, hangings and other accessories shown are not included. © Loloma Studio, all rights reserved.
Tonight's meal from Papua New Guinea is a traditional, rural dish that I have slightly westernized via the Fair Trade Cook Book. A slow-cooked, layered dish that is typically simmered over a grated open fire using a 5 gallon drum and banana leaves, I had to substitute a cast iron dutch oven and spinach leaves. I couldn't find a clean drum and my grocery store was out of fresh or frozen banana leaves, which is a first. Other than that, I stayed true to traditionally used root vegetables, greens and fruit. Mumu can be cooked on the stove, but since I dug a fire pit last year, I was able to cook Mumu on an open fire as is traditionally done. The combination of meat, fruit, root vegetables, greens and coconut milk cooks up beautifully, and the prep involved is minimal, as you can use whatever vegetables you have on hand to make this delicious and traditional dish. Located in the Southwestern Pacific Ocean, the Independent State of Papua New Guinea is closest to Australia to the south and the Solomon Islands to the east. The eastern half of the island is owned by New Guinea and the western portion is a part of the Indonesian provinces of Papua and West Papua. The majority of the population live in rural areas, many in extreme poverty. A mountainous country with a tropical climate, the island is one of the most culturally diverse in the world, with 850 indigenous languages and societies. The country also has one of the richest eco-systems in the world, and boasts over 3,000 varieties of orchids along with 9,000 varieties of plants, species of birds and animals, many of which may yet to have been discovered. Cuisine in Papua New Guinea includes many root vegetables such as taro (yucca), sweet potatoes, palm, bananas, kau, kau, avocado, mango, pineapple and many leafy greens. Chicken, pork and sea food are typically eaten, often wrapped or layer using banana leaves. Mumu (Adapted from The Fare Trade Cookbook) 1 lb. assorted root vegetables (sweet potato, yuca, carrots) 3/4 pound pork (I used pork butt) 3/4 pound chicken (I used boneless, skineless thighs) 3/4 pound fruit (I used pineapple 3/4 pound green vegetables (I used green beans, spinach and kale) 1 onion, sliced (optional) 2 cloves garlic, chopped (optional) 1 can coconut milk Lightly oil a large metal casserole dish or dutch oven. Line with spinach and/or kale leaves (or banana leaves) Make a layer of root vegetables, hardest at the bottom Make a layer of pork Make a layer of fruit Make a layer of poultry Make a layer of green vegetables, onions and garlic Add in the coconut milk Cover everything with spinach and/or kale leaves Cover and place the casserole or dutch oven over a grated open fire or over a medium flame to bring the juices up to cooking temperature (about 15 minutes) This dish is traditionally never stirred. Turn the flame down to the lowest setting - or make sure open fire is burning slowly and simmer gently for about 1 hour or until the meat and vegetables are tender and cooked to your taste. Traditionally, the meal is eaten with your hands. Final Assessment: We all loved this meal, and the combination of fruit and meat is always one I enjoy. The yuca and root vegetables are satisfying and the spinach and kale just make you feel good. I love that any vegetables and fruits you have on hand can be used. I'll definitely make this again.
DESCRIPTION // A portrait, watercolour map of Papua New Guinea. Available in 8 different styles and either as a digital file or a physical print that is shipped to you. INSTRUCTIONS// ☀︎ Choose your colour (see photo 2) ☀︎ Choose your option: Digital File Only (sent via email), Art Print (no frame inc.) or a Canvas print. ☀︎ If buying a digital file, enter the size you want in the personalisation box, otherwise, just enter "NA" to skip. ☀︎ Add to basket! Digital files will be emailed within 36 hours, you must include the size you're going to print in the personalisation box so I can send you the right file. You can print at home, take it to your local print shop or upload it to a printing service such as Officeworks or Staples and have it delivered straight to your door. Art prints include 1 giclée-printed, matte, archival, acid-free paper poster in the size of your choice. No accessories shown in the sample photos are included. These products are made-to-order so please allow time for fulfillment and shipping. See our announcements for any specific details. Canvas prints include 1 acid-free, canvas print with mounting brackets included. They are 1.5" deep and the canvas material is 20.5 mil thick. These products are made-to-order so please allow time for fulfillment and shipping. See our announcements for any specific details. CUSTOMISATION // Get your print in a different font, different pattern or with different locations marked. Send me a message for a quote. SHARE THE LOVE // I love seeing my prints in the wild. Tag me on Instagram - @lolomastudio #lolomastudio T&Cs // This item is for personal use only, either for yourself or as a single gift for one person, and is strictly not for resale or commercial use. Colours on screen may vary slightly to printed colours. Slight layout changes may occur with different sizing. Frames, hangings and other accessories shown are not included. © Loloma Studio, all rights reserved.
Equatorial Guinea, This Kid's Life is a booklet that focuses on how a child lives daily life in a different country, compared to how people live in their own country. This particular book tracks the life of a girl named Esperanza who lives in Equatorial Guinea. Great for distance learning, and for celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and Latinx history and culture! Included: 1. Pre-test about Equatorial Guinea 2. A 2 page letter from Esperanze about her life in Equatorial Guinea 3. Secret Code Puzzle 4. Make a Crocodile 5. Design an African Mask 6. Postcard Writing Activity 7. Living with Two Seasons Writing Activity 8. Spanish Language 9. Crossword Puzzle about Equatorial Guinea 10. Color a Girl from Equatorial Guinea 11. Equatorial GuineaFacts Organizer 12. Similarities and Differences Organizer and Writing Activity 13. Facts about Equatorial Guinea and Discussion Questions 14. Word Search about Equatorial Guinea Check out these other countries from the same series of This Kid's Life: Bundle of all Countries - includes a big discount! Albania Antarctica Argentina Australia Austria Bahamas Belarus Belgium Belize Bolivia Bosnia & Herzegovina Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile China Colombia Costa Rica Croatia Cuba Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador England Equatorial Guinea Ethiopia Fiji Finland France French Polynesia Germany Greece Guatemala Guyana Haiti Honduras Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Japan Kenya Libya Madagascar Malaysia Mexico Morocco Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Niger Norway Pakistan Panama Paraguay Peru The Philippians Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Qatar Romania Russia Saudi Arabia Scotland Serbia Singapore Slovakia Slovenia South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Tanzania Thailand Tunisia Turkey Ukraine United States Uruguay Venezuela Vietnam Wales All artwork is original and create by myself. Thanks for looking at my products, Yvonne Crawford
What do you and your children know about Papua New Guinea? The book “The turtle and the island” is a folktale that tells us in a very poetic way how the island of New Guinea was born and who were the first people living there. It is a great book for young independent readers and can be read to children from age of 4. I found this folktale available in Russian and English languages. Have you seen/read it in other languages? If yes, in which one? Book In Russian: We read the story in Russian. The book is called "Остров и черепаха". It is very well told by Anastasia Brodotskaya (Анастасия Бродоцкая) and accompanied with beautiful illustrations by David Haykin ( Давид Хайкин). Book In English: The story “The Island and the turtle” was published in English by Barbara Ker Wilson (Author) and Frané Lessac (Illustrator). Use this book to start a conversation with your child. Here are some topics you could expand on: You could talk about how islands are formed, introduce more geography, discuss turtles and ocean, talk about biodiversity … and the list does not end here! If you have already read this folktale, check out the list of Russian language children's books and cartoons or stop by to see what other international families and friends of Multicultural Kid Blogs have to recommend in the Read Around the World Summer Reading Series. This is the second summer, when bloggers from all over the world share their recommendations of great multicultural books for the entire family! Good reading time to everyone! You might also like: FREE audiobooks and stories in English. 19 great websites ! List of Kids' Radio Stations from countries around the world Did you know that by singing songs and nursery rhymes you prepare your child to learning to read? Have you ever wondered how one can become a multilingual? - learn more from this great Life story: A Journey to Multilingualism. A family vacation, multilingual style. Are you in? 7 facts that can determine the language spoken between multilingual siblings. What language should I speak to my child in public? - Multilingual parent dilemma.
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