Clothing and heritage : A Kenyah warrior’s bark-cloth jacket in the Borneo Cultures Museum
Kenyah warriors used to wear bark-cloth jackets during ceremonies related to warrior initiation and headhunting. These jackets have survived the decline of headhunting because Kenyah men and women continue to wear them on special occasions and value them as items of heritage.
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my.unimas.ir.434972023-12-01T06:41:23Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/43497/ Clothing and heritage : A Kenyah warrior’s bark-cloth jacket in the Borneo Cultures Museum Valerie Anne, Mashman GT Manners and customs Kenyah warriors used to wear bark-cloth jackets during ceremonies related to warrior initiation and headhunting. These jackets have survived the decline of headhunting because Kenyah men and women continue to wear them on special occasions and value them as items of heritage. Dayak Daily 2022-08-22 Newspaper Cutting NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/43497/1/index.html Valerie Anne, Mashman (2022) Clothing and heritage : A Kenyah warrior’s bark-cloth jacket in the Borneo Cultures Museum. [Newspaper Cutting] (In Press) |
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Kenyah warriors used to wear bark-cloth jackets during ceremonies related to warrior initiation and headhunting. These jackets have survived the decline of headhunting because Kenyah men and women continue to wear them on special occasions and value them as items of heritage. |
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