Papua New Guinean Huli Wig Ceremony: Androgenic Aesthetics as Political Syntax in Tari Basin

巴布亚新几内亚胡里人假发仪式：塔里盆地的雄激素美学作为政治语法

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In Papua New Guinea’s Tari Basin, Huli men cultivate elaborate wigs not as personal adornment but as political syntax encoding clan alliances, land disputes, and volcanic risk assessments.
Each wig incorporates hair from specific relatives—maternal uncles for territorial claims, paternal cousins for ritual debt settlement—with follicle density indicating obligation magnitude.

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