Identifier: universityofcali15univ (find matches)
Title: University of California publications in American archaeology and ethnology
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: University of California (1868-1952) University of California (1868-1952) Publications in American archaeology and ethnology
Subjects: Indians Indians of North America
Publisher: Berkeley University of California Press
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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rice, have not been initiated into the ranks of the kadangyang by means of the uyauwe feast.tungul, ceremony at the time of placing rice in granaries. One of the three greater ceremonials of rice culture.ubunana, his seat.ugd, treachery. ulitao, uncle (see Appendix 1).ulitaon, spouse of uncle or aunt (see Appendix 1).ulpitan, the placing on each side of an article its equivalent.umuhun, burning off the grass preparatory to spading fields. 1919) Barton: Ifugao Law 127 unud, follow, a term applied to a second payment of interest in advance. Thus,a man borrows a carabao, paying PSO as the interest in advance for oneyear, and if at the end of the year he cannot repay the carabao he makes asecond payment, or unud, as interest in advance on the following year. uyauwe, a series of pretentious and ostentatious ceremonies by which a personattains the rank of kadangyang. Sometimes it is combined with the lastceremony of marriage. UNIV. CALIF. PUBL. AM. ARCH. & ETHN. VOL. 15 (BARTON) PLATE 1
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GUADE, IFUGAO GO-BET\VEEX AND PRIEST PLATE 2 Often a Negritos dwelling is the merest mockery of a house. This is anunusually good one, since it has a thatched roof. Often the roof is no morethan a few curled banana leaves and the dwelling without walls of any kind.At the side of the door are seen two or three bows. The Negrito puts intomaking his bow and arrows all the pains that he neglects to put into the con-struction of his house. (130)

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