Frontier Journeys. Fore Experiences on the Kuru Patrols (Scientific Patrols)
Oceania 2009, March, 79, 1
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INTRODUCTION [My] first patrol was with Carleton [Gajdusek]. We ... spent three nights in the bush. Our food supply ran out in the three days that we walked. We picked breadfruit and a banana that grows slow ... we steamed them in bamboo and ate that for food. We took pandanus ... and one of our patrol men got a different type ... not for eating ... and he boiled it and ate. [He] was sick by morning (Inamba).
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