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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Punt the Visitor Wriiten By:Halcyon Daze A punt is a flat-bottomed boat with a square-cut bow , designed for use in small rivers and shallow water. Punting is boating in a punt ; the punter propels Here in South South Papua (capital Merauke) we'd fish and farm. The people of Papua have tradations they'd celebrate the festive of the Dieties. The myth of foods is a story told by the elders of several villages. It's beleived that doing a time of peace and prosperity several members of the neighboring villag came to the edges of town and hide in the bush and shrubs to study the ways of these people. The adorn grass shirts and wore make-up and try'd to divide the loyalies of the people. The most handsome of the men would try to seduce the woman might they part from there husbands: so did the Beautiful wicked women, who did the same among the husbands of the bunch. Well the Savants of the villages had devised a plan to fool and trap these wierded persons who had made folly of there traditions and beleifs. they built a flatbottom boat with a hut and lavishly decorated it they put food and drink in the hut and anchored the boat as it appeared to be part of the main land. In this creek in a cove they dressed in ritual costumes and beat drums and danced. They spoke in laungages tha the Symound peopless could understand. (there own laugaue. They used leaves of the Moot-moot plant to create the smoke of ritual. in the hut. They opened the doors of the hut and went in singing invitation to pleasure and tresure. They jumped out of the back of the boat and hide in the shrubs and bushy areas.
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