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Map of Northwestern Luzon.

Figure I.

The Province of Abra, Looking Inland from the Coast Range.

Figure II.

Abra, Looking toward the Sea from the Top of the Cordillera Central.

Figure III.

Manabo Man.

Figure IV.

Man of Ba-ak.

Figure V.

Manabo Woman.

Figure VI.

Woman of Patok.

Figure VII.

A Mountain Tinguian from Likuan.

Figure VIII.

A Young Man from Likuan.

Figure IX.

Girl from the Mountain Village of Lamaw.

(Photograph from Philippine Bureau of Science).

Figure X.

A Woman from Lamaw.

(Photograph from Philippine Bureau of Science).

Figure XI.

A Typical Small Boy.

(Photograph from Philippine Bureau of Science).

Figure XII.

The Baby Tender.

Figure XIII.

A Betrothed Maiden.

Figure XIV.

The Wedding.

Figure XV.

Mothers and Babies.

Figure XVI.

Funeral of Malakay.

Figure XVII.

The Whipping at a Funeral.

Figure XVIII.

Inapapaiag. An Offering to the Spirits.

Figure XIX.

The Medium's Outfit.

Figure XX.

Ceremonial Houses.

Figure XXI.

Balaua. The Greatest of the Spirit Structures.

Figure XXII.

Spirit Houses in a Garden.

Figure XXIII.

The Kalangan: A Spirit House; Second in Importance.

Figure XXIV.

The Saloko. A Split Bamboo, in which Offerings are Placed. Ceremonies.

Figure XXV.

The Saloko. A Spirit Bamboo, in which Offerings are Placed.

Figure XXVI.

Ready to Launch the Spirit Raft on the River.

Figure XXVII.

The Tangpap. An Important Spirit Structure.

Figure XXVIII.

Gateway at Likuan.

Figure XXIX.

Pottery Houses, for the Spirit of the Rice.

Figure XXX.

A Medium Making an Offering to the Guardian Stones.

Figure XXXI.

Ceremonial Pounding of the Rice.

Figure XXXII.

Renewing the Offering on the Spirit Shield.

Figure XXXIII.

Singeing a Pig at a Ceremony.

Figure XXXIV.

Offering of the Pigs to the Spirits.

Figure XXXV.

The Sayang Ceremony.

Figure XXXVI.

Potters at Work.

Figure XXXVII.

A Family of Laba-an.

Figure XXXVIII.

The Village of Sallapadin.

Figure XXXIX.

Typical Houses.

Figure XL.

House Building.

Figure XLI.

Roofing a House.

Figure XLII.

Water Carriers.

(Photograph from Philippine Bureau of Science).

Figure XLIII.

A Tinguian Housewife.

(Photograph from Philippine Bureau of Science).

Figure XLIV.

A Warrior.

Figure XLV.

Hunter Fitted for the Trail.

Figure XLVI.

Hunting Party on Mt. Posoey.

Figure XLVII.

Shooting the Blowgun.

Figure XLVIII.

Highland Field and Terraces at Patok.

Figure XLIX.

The Rice Terraces near Likuan.

Figure L.

Plowing in the Lower Terraces.

Figure LI.

Taking Rice Sprouts from the Seed Beds.

Figure LII.

Transplanting the Rice.

Figure LIII.

Bird Scarers in the Fields.

Figure LIV.

Harvesting the Rice.

Figure LV.

The Rice Granary.

Figure LVI.

Pounding Rice.

(Photograph from Philippine Bureau of Science).

Figure LVII.

Winnowing and Sifting.

(Photograph from Philippine Bureau of Science).

Figure LVIII.

Drying Corn.

Figure LIX.

Breaking the Corn between Two Stones.

Figure LX.

Preparing Tobacco.

Figure LXI.

Feeding the Pigs.

Figure LXII.

A Typical Forge of the Iron Workers.

Figure LXIII.

Ginning Cotton and Sizing the Thread.

Figure LXIV.

Beating Cotton on a Carabao Hide.

Figure LXV.

Spinning.

(Photograph from Philippine Bureau of Science).

Figure LXVI.

Weaving a Blanket.

Figure LXVII.

Basket Making.

Figure LXVIII.

Basket Types.

Figure LXIX.

Basket Types.

Figure LXX.

The Net Maker.

Figure LXXI.

Ceremonial Blanket.

Figure LXXII.

Blankets Showing Designs.

Figure LXXIII.

Blankets Showing Designs.

Figure LXXIV.

Woven Belts and Clouts.

Figure LXXV.

Men of Sallapadin.

Figure LXXVI.

Typical Dress of the Man.

Figure LXXVII.

Women in Full Dress.

Figure LXXVIII.

Customary Dress of the Woman.

Figure LXXIX.

Women's Arm Beads.

Figure LXXX.

Woman Wearing Girdle and Clout.

(Photograph from Philippine Bureau of Science).

Figure LXXXI, 1.

Dancing Tadek at a Ceremony.

Figure LXXXI, 2.

Beating the Copper Gongs.

Figure LXXXII.

The Nose Flute.

Figure LXXXIII.

Playing on Bamboo Guitars.