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My today's highlight is a board of the Sawos group in the region of New Guinea east of Sepik River. It is probably large, but the press release from Sotheby's does not give such information, and the catalogue of the sale of November 14 in New York is not yet published. Such a board is named Malu, and was made prior to contact with white men. Very finely carved with stone or shell tools, this one…