The Pagan Tribes of Borneo / A Description of Their Physical Moral and Intellectual Condition, with Some Discussion of Their Ethnic Relations

by Charles Hose; William McDougall

C. JEKOK0K. — Value 15s. to 25s.; or in brass-ware, a small tawak.

D. KELAM WIT. — Value 15s. to 30s.; or in brass-ware, a tawak which measures from the base of the boss to the outer edge a span between the first finger and the thumb. Also much used in marriage ceremony.

E. KELAM BUANG. — Value about 15s.; much sought after and worn on a girdle by Kayan girls. The bear bead.

F. KELAM BUANG BUTIT TELAWA. — The name means the bear bead with spider's belly. Value about 15s.

G. KAJA OBING. — Value 15s. to 25s.

H. KELAM SONG. — Value from [pound sterling]4 to [pound sterling]6; or one adult female slave.

L KELAM. — Kenyah. Value about 15s.

J. LUKUT. — Kenyah. Value about 10s., or a gong; value about ten to fifteen ingans of PADI, or about 7 bushels.

K. LUKUT MURIK. — A bead used by the Murik tribe. Value about 10s.

L. INO KALABIT. — A Kalabit necklace. Value about [pound sterling]5; or an adult buffalo.