Anthropos-Index

The Mengap Bungai Taun, the “Chant of the Flowers of the Year,” a Sacred Chant Used by the Sea-Dyaks on the Occasion of a Sacrificial Feast to Invoke a Blessing on the Fruits of the Field. (I-III)

The Mengap Bungai Taun, the “Chant of the Flowers of the Year,” a Sacred Chant Used by the Sea-Dyaks on the Occasion of a Sacrificial Feast to Invoke a Blessing on the Fruits of the Field. (IV)

The Mengap Bungai Taun, the “Chant of the Flowers of the Year,” a Sacred Chant Used by the Sea-Dyaks on the Occasion of a Sacrificial Feast to Invoke a Blessing on the Fruits of the Field. (V+VI)

The Mengap Bungai Taun, the “Chant of the Flowers of the Year,” a Sacred Chant Used by the Sea-Dyaks on the Occasion of a Sacrificial Feast to Invoke a Blessing on the Fruits of the Field. (VII+VIII)