In conclusion, before this class I never heard of the Trobriander and didn’t know anything about Papua New Guinea expect they was engaging in cannibalism. However, from this ethnography I learned their culture is collectivist because they depend on the needs of a group or a community over themselves. Such as with the yams are giving to their sister or woman who is part of their family or a woman giving away her bundles and skirts to give to the family who family member passes away. In this ethnography by Annette B. Weinter I learn about the Trobriander’s culture that contain many unique culture and customs such as practice magic, use yams as currency, women use bundles of banana leaves as currency, Kula exchange and sexuality. In addition,
