 A variant among the Papuans of New Guinea uses on the left, the fingers, then the wrist, elbow, shoulder, left ear and left eye.Then on the right, the eye, nose, mouth, right ear, shoulder, wrist and finally, the fingers of the right hand, adding up to 22 "anusi" which means little finger.Counting to 27 with the body-part tally used by the Sibil Valley people of the former Dutch New Guinea