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Side view (photomontage), photographs: ARGE HKK, Sascha Hahn | Photographer: Daniel Bartels | Rights management: Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Front view (photomontage), photographs: ARGE HKK, Sascha Hahn | Photographer: Daniel Bartels | Rights management: Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
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Two male and two female ancestors and three children are depicted. The ancestor at the top is blowing a head horn. The sitters are (from top to bottom): Sowey, Damjen, Dasithowkoripitsj, Ofen, Eankasthi, Afaisemow, Asekumit. All but the child Damjen fell victim to headhunting raids. The tip of the cemen is shaped like a snake. The Kum clan was the bisj's own.
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Transverse flute
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Tarompèt
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Gatotkaca
Tabuh
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Mallet
rebab*
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rebab
Lun=Aut, Taue, Matta
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Water bowl
Freu=Akeder=Kawo
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Horse harness
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Perforated reed instrument
kempul (Gamelan, slendro)
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kempul (gamelan, slendro)
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