Facts of Coastal Central Papuan Life.

The Facts of Coastal Central Papuan Life is little bit hard but they live as long as they survive.
The Coast of Central Papuan people lived very closest to the seas where they can get food from the seas.
They built their houses on the water and gardens out beyon the seas. Every day, they have to look for something to eat for the night for the whole family.

If man gets tired and stays in the house for the whole day, then they could have no food that night and the whole family eat nothing. Therefore, man must be concern for the family every day.

IN THE HOUSE:
They have no toilet houses where they live but they made a small hole right at the corner of their houses

and relief there and wait for the over sea tides to
wiped away their waists and rubbish.
They have no rooms in their houses but four to five families, including their children may live together in a house. That can be a total of 20 to 25 heads living in that particular house.
If a young man belonging to that particular house, married to a new wife, he have no other house to take her and enjoy their marital life, but they also live together and make their family in the same house unless he built his own house after 8 to 10 years.
Other wise, the whole family need to build new house on the beach or on the water and the whole family can live for many years.
If there, many young boys about to married, live together, they continuously married to new wives and also live together in the same house.
Their parents could not stop their sons to bring in new wives into where many heads of family live together.
To look for food, men goes out to the seas very early in the morning around 2:00 to 3:00 am with their fishing materials and dinghies and returns 11:00 am to 12:00 pm every day and women and children stays in the house forever doing nothing.
Their job is to looking after small children and all things in the house.
When men returns from the seas, their dinghies must be full of fresh fish and other sea foods that the whole heads of family can be survived.
They have no other food gardens out side the lands like the other Central Papua people like, Rigo, Megio, Aroma and some more.
The village built on the waters and sands of the sea shown here are at the Pari village near Port Moresby where the Central Papua's live.
They are not poor, they have much money every day and their houses are full of cargoes and store goods/foods.
They are beautiful people but lazy people especially women, young boys and girls.
Girls never work with any tools in their life time washing their own cloths unless they are employed for payments for money alone in companies or public departmental office areas.
Their only survival life is sea and education.
That's all.