PEIMITIVE WEAPONS AND ARMOK OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 69 



on the handles of Visayan blades. A similar ofrotesqiie type of 

 human head carvinf^ resembles somewhat the Javanese type of 

 handle carving and represents apparently a fabulous being or 

 Wayong. This type is especially common in Cebu. 



Cat. Nos. 288432-3, U.S.N.M."^ Collected by E. H. Hammond. 



Several shield trophies representing models of arms, implements, 

 and typifying the workmanship of the Igorot, Tagalog, and Moro 

 smiths were collected by Frank F. Hilder. The shields are made of 

 wood, covered with red cotton cloth and contain mountings of 26 

 weapon types manufactured by the Tagalog of Luzon and 64 models 

 of Moro arms. The models are made of steel and have ivory and 

 bone handles. 



Cat. Nos. 216842-3, U.S.N.M. Collected for the Government 

 l)oard, Pan-American Exposition. 



The list of names of model types which accompanied the models 

 of specimen types is complete. The catalogue of models is given 

 here : 



Catalogue of collection of Moro arms 



1. Cabil. 



2. Onipac. 



3. Tanculo. 



4. Parnar. 



5. Capipis. 



6. Paniale. 



7. Sia. 



8. Coraug. 



9. Agong. 

 30. Togo. 



11. Togoiran. 



12. Cotlong. 



13. Pamarang. 



14. Sayap. 



15. Sayapi. 



16. Colingtan. 



17. Pauli. 



18. Busoc. 



19. Tunot. 



20. Lantaca. 



21. Dantunot. 



22. Sabilulan. 



23. Dampig. 



24. Yrong. 



25. Moro mindanos. 



26. Taming. 



27. Calasac. 



28. Lunar. 



29. Mimpil. 



30. Duyar agong. 



31. Duyar colingtan 



32. Duyar sabilulan. 



33. Lugay cotlong. 



34. Tombag. 



35. Dilo. 



36. Tinagoo. 



37. Budiar. 



38. Pisao. 



39. Pangogam. 



40. Kilapris. 



41. Alina. 



42. Compay. 



43. Saganat. 



44. Kris. 



45. Talibong. 



46. Lanti. 



47. Badong. 



48. Zayang. 



49. Ligua. 



50. Sipul. 



51. Pure. 



52. Tinamban. 



53. A.guiiil. 



54. Kri.s. 



55. Tabas. 



56. Campilan. 



57. Dalupanl. 



58. Singari. 



59. Badao. 



60. Balasion. 



61. Narani. 



62. Sandata. 



63. Carimay. 



64. Tupat. 



