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The Tinguian
The Tinguian
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Social, Religious, and Economic Life of a Philippine Tribe
By
Fay-Cooper Cole
Assistant Curator of Malayan Ethnology
1922
Page 229
Social, Religious, and Economic Life of a Philippine Tribe
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Contents
List of Illustrations 231
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Introduction 235
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I. Geographical Relations and History 238
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II. Physical Type and Relationships 247
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III. The Cycle of Life 261
Birth 261
♦Childhood 272
♦Engagement and Marriage 278
♦Death and Burial 283
♦The Layog 290
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IV. Religion and Magic 295
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V. The Ceremonies 315
1. The Minor Ceremonies 315
♦2. The Great Ceremonies 327
♦3. Special Ceremonies 355
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VI. Social Organization. Government. The Village 359
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VII. Warfare, Hunting, and Fishing 371
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VIII. Economic Life 387
Rice Culture 387
♦Cultivated Plants and Trees 403
♦Wild Plants and Trees 408
♦Plants and Trees Used in the Treatment of Disease 409
♦Use of Betel-Nut, Tobacco, and Stimulants 410
♦Domestic Animals 411
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IX. Products of Industry 413
Iron-Working 413
♦Spinning and Weaving 416
♦Manufacture of Rope and String 420
♦Bark Cloth 422
♦Basket Making 423
♦Mats 426
♦Dyes 426
♦Net Making 427
♦Manufacture of Pottery 427
♦Pipe Making 428
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