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Chapter Nineteen. Making the Peace |
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ethnographic notes on Kalyo Kengyu |
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In the course of the conversation we learn the Pangsha people themselves call their village Wailam. They know nothing of the expression "Kalyo Kengyu," and apparently have no tribal name for themselves. They speak a language which, though related to that of Noklak, is different from the Ponyo language. I have the impression that the Ponyo men are not pure Kalyo Kengyus, but probably belong to the southern Konyaks, and in some way have become isolated from the main tribe. |
