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Introduction 344
- Territory of the Kankanay 344
- Personal appearance and traits 345
- Industrial life 346
- Custom law 346
- Comparative culture 347
Ceremonial system 347
- General comparison with the Nabaloi 347
- Spirits and deities 348
- Purpose 349
- Priesthood 349
- Divination 350
- Spoken ritual 350
- Dancing and songs 351
- Omens and taboo 351
- Comparative Nabaloi and southern Kankanay ceremonies 352
- Lepanto Kankanay ceremonies 353
Particular ceremonies 354
- Bindian 354
- Mandit 355
- Dawak and Basit 357
- Batbat 358
- Kapi 359
- Amlag 360
- Lawit 360
- Tingiting 361
- Palis 361
- Buang 362
- Mayilutlutkan 362
- Palis chi Kabunian 363
- Mantuis Bilig 363
- Bilong 364
- Maydosadan 364
- Manbating 365
- Liblibian 366
- Ampasit 367
- Dayau 368
- Tamo 368
- Pasang 369
- Abasang 370
- Sibisib 371
- Gaysing 372
- Galon 372
- Mangilin 373
- Mansiyanun 373
- Siling 373
- Pugas 374
- Kiad 374
- Kosde 375
- Bugid 376
- Pungau 376
- Bugak 376
- Saldi
  
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