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Old 26th January 2011, 02:31 AM   #1
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Originally Posted by Nonoy Tan
Thanks Battara. I too have read about the use of spears in certain rituals (from the books "The Bontoc Igorot" and "The Tingguian") but do not recall the mention of male and female anthropomorphic figures in the spears. Apparently, I must re-read the books and do more research. Coincidentally, the Bululs (or rice Gods) sometimes come in pairs (male and female) as well.

Bill, does the book mention the meaning or symbolism of the anthropomorphic figure on the spear?

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The book is in Dutch. But I don't believe it mentions the meaning or symbolism.
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