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PAGAN TRIBES OF BORNEO 



FACE PAGE 



27. Tama Bulan Wang, the Kenyah Penghulu of the Baram 



District ....... 



28. Kayan Girl from the Upper Kotei District . 



29. Youthful Sea Dayaks in gala Dress 



30. Sea Dayak Woman wearing Coat and Petticoat orna 



mented with Shells ..... 



3 1 . Sulau, the Wife of a Kayan Chief, displaying her Collection 



of valuable old Beads .... 



32. A Barawan Woman (Klemantan) of the Tinjar 



33. Malanau Infant wearing Apparatus for moulding of the 



Head 



34. A Long House in the Baram District . 



35. Murik Village of Long Tamala, Baram District 



36. Gallery of a Kayan House at Long Lama, Baram 



District 



37. Interior of a Kayan Dwelling-room 



38. Heads hanging in the Gallery of a Kayan House 



39. Beneath a Kayan House. To the left the Altar-posts for 



Offerings can be seen 



40. Large Barn in which Padi is stored 



41. Iban House .... 



42. Gallery of Iban House 



43. Iban Seat-mats. Iban Seed-baskets 



44. {b) Tobacco - boxes ; {c) Wooden Plate for rolling 



Cigarettes ; {g) Gourd for Pith-heads of Darts ; (/>) 

 Tobacco-pipes ; {fp) Fire-piston ; (/) Nose-flute 



45. Kenyah Woman's Hat. Kayan Tawak and Gongs 



46. Ningka, a valuable old Sea Dayak Jar 



47. Old earthenware Vessels much prized by all the 



Tribes ..... 



48. Ibans bargaining over old Jars 



49. Tama Usong, leading Kayan Chief of the Baram 



District .... 



50. Aban Deng, the Chief of the Long Wats (Klemantan) of 



the Baram District ..... 



51. Sebop (Klemantan) Chief haranguing his Followers 



52. Kenyahs of the Pata River. The Men wearing Caps and 



the one squatting on the left are of the upper Class 

 the others are of the middle Class . 



53. A Kayan making Fire by Friction with a Pusa 



54. A Corpse in a Barawan (Klemantan) House. Party in the 



unfinished House of Jangan, Chief of the Sebops, on 



the occasion of the naming of his Child . . . 82 



55. Ibans felling a Tree ....... 98 



56. A Lirong Farm in the Tinjar River . . . .100 



57. Kayans of Baloi in the /'rt^/- field. The Tatu on the 



Thighs is perceptible . . . . . .102 



