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Chapter three - the Ram or village community |
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the individual's relations with the kienga |
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activities and rituals of men's dormitories; dancing and sport; sexual liasons |
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footnotes indicated by boxes within square brackets |
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In the hangseoki the rahangmi learns from the married men hangtingmi the more advanced techniques of basketry, smithing, hunting, trapping, fishing and war, and he takes part in the particular tasks of the kienga, ceremonially clearing the paths to the cultivation at the first-fruits festival of Pokpat-ngi [25 [Record T86785][Record T86786] |
