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Wooden model of a Chang warrior, made by Kaolom of Hukpong and named by him Yangkai of Niengching village, a noted warrior whose head he had taken (now in the Pitt Rivers Museum). The model is dressed in cane hat, hair-fringed shoulder-cloth, apron, lengta; boar's tusk necklet; and necklace of long wooden beads alternating with blue glass beads. Also dao-carrier (broken), woollen wristlets, garters and trophy head of wood hanging from right hand. Chang. |
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