The forest, source of life : the Kelabit of Sarawak

Monica Janowski

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Indigenous Cultures and History Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Amazonian Archaeology and Ethnohistory

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Preface Acknowledgements Introduction 1 The Kelabit: background 2 Clothes, hair and personal adornment 3 The Kelabit language 4 The Kelabit hearth 5 Kelabit agriculture 6 Kelabit use of the wild 7 Life force from the wild: Lalud 8 Irau feasts: statements of status, rice-growing success and potency 9 Rice and the wild: gender, the Rice Meal and the generation of Ulum Conclusion: crafting a human world Plates Appendices Notes Bibliography.

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