Brief Introduction of New Guinea Tribes in Carulli

Physiological and cultural evidence shows that the relationship between Carulli and the lowlands is closer than that between Papua cultural groups and the nearby highland people, but there is no conclusive evidence that they originated from any place outside the general territory they currently occupy. Early trade relations and cultural exchanges seemed to be dominated by northerners and westerners. Under their existence, Carulli has been moving slowly eastward, far away from the settlement area, and is entering the virgin forest more deeply. Part of this movement may be due to the need to seek new garden land, but it may also be a defensive response to the pressure of expansionism and being bought and overworked, and the traditional enemies of Carulli living in the west and northwest explained Kaluli's territory. War and law enforcement personnel are common on the plateau, but Carulli has long-term trade relations with some other groups on the plateau, especially with Sonia, Xixi and Papua Plateau Lake. The first European contact on the plateau took place in 1935, which brought its new products into the regional trade network, the most famous being steel shafts and knives. The second world war brought a plateau that was temporarily stopped, and the Australian government resumed exploration in 1953. At this time, I began to have more irregular contact with Australian administrators, although more direct intervention in the lives of people entering the plateau is still frequent. 1960 carried out cannibalism attacks and bans, and missionaries set up an airstrip near Kaluli in 1964, which was built near two missionary service stations.