Kankanay Ceremonies

"Kankanay Ceremonies," meticulously researched by C. R. Moss, offers a fascinating glimpse into the traditions of the Kankanay people of the Philippines’ Cordillera Central. Part of the American Archaeology and Ethnology series, this historical text explores the rich tapestry of Kankanay life through its indigenous rituals and customs.

An invaluable resource for those interested in ethnology, anthropology, and cultural preservation, the book details aspects of Kankanay language and culture, preserving narratives and practices that might otherwise be lost. Explore the ceremonies that shaped the Kankanay identity, providing insights into their social structures and beliefs. This enduring work sheds light on the vibrant heritage of the Kankanay people and their place within the broader context of Philippine indigenous studies.

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