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DescriptionA KEKAWNGDU DRUM DANCE.jpg	English: A KÈKAWNGDU DRUM DANCE: BURMA The man in front of the tom-tom strikes it to a measure. The man on the left of him ducks through between beats. Success means a beaker of spirit at the cost of the striker. Failure, in addition to the clout, means that he has to stand the drink. The Kèkawngdu occupy a tract of 150 square miles and are excellent agriculturists (see text, page 317).
Date	1922
Source	National Geographic; march 1922.
Author	Sir George Scott
Permission (Reusing this file)	PD

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