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Old 13th March 2006, 10:51 AM   #1
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Tim,

I also think the last symbol looks more like a centipede/millipede than a naga.
But I have seen other Moro naga symbols before that resembles this one.
And on the dog (or whatever animal it is?) it could be like you suggest.
But I don't know anything about how a Moro would interpret a dog in a symbolic way?
In Dayak cultures however dogs have a well-documented value as a symbol (aso).
Cato mentions horses as status symbols.
But I don't think it looks like a horse on my Barong?

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nice barung.

the dog could be nothing more than his family pet, that's all
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