sandung造句

• In general, the Dayak people of the Katingan region prefer smaller sandung.
• Some sandung reach the height of while others at the height of only.
• The poles supporting the sandung are often carved with ferocious faces, bulging eyes and protruding tongues.
• Some sandung are built to contain the bones of a single individual, while others for fifty or more persons.
• During the second funeral rites ( known as tiwah ) the bones are exhumed and cleansed then placed in a special mausoleum, called sandung.
• This figure represents the animate essence of the sandung ( " ganan sandung " ) which protects the inhabitant of the sandung from potential threats.
• This figure represents the animate essence of the sandung ( " ganan sandung " ) which protects the inhabitant of the sandung from potential threats.
• This figure represents the animate essence of the sandung ( " ganan sandung " ) which protects the inhabitant of the sandung from potential threats.
• A sandung is normally set high above poles, although there are some sandung that is simply placed on ground ( known as " sandung munduk " ).
• A sandung is normally set high above poles, although there are some sandung that is simply placed on ground ( known as " sandung munduk " ).
• A sandung is normally set high above poles, although there are some sandung that is simply placed on ground ( known as " sandung munduk " ).
• A sandung for an individual person ( " sandung tunggal ", " single sandung " ) is usually build for persons who had died a " bad " or unnatural death, or other reasons which deemed the person remains is inappropriate to be interred with the bones of other family members.
• A sandung for an individual person ( " sandung tunggal ", " single sandung " ) is usually build for persons who had died a " bad " or unnatural death, or other reasons which deemed the person remains is inappropriate to be interred with the bones of other family members.
• A sandung for an individual person ( " sandung tunggal ", " single sandung " ) is usually build for persons who had died a " bad " or unnatural death, or other reasons which deemed the person remains is inappropriate to be interred with the bones of other family members.