Wigan- Ifugao

1. Kankanay Ceremonies by C.R. Moss, digital copy of a book on archive.org
An academic work, original print 27 Oct 1926 (?) Peabody Museum of American archaeology and Ethnology,  Harvard University.  File address: https://archive.org/stream/kankanayceremon00mossgoog/kankanayceremon00mossgoog_djvu.txt 
Primarily focuses on ritual ceremonies of the Igorot and Nabaloi peoples for Kankanay, Lumawig, and Wigan.  May be useful for reference and correlations with Wigan oral traditions.
 

CONTENTS:

Introduction 344 

Territory of the Kankanay 344 

Personal appearance and traits 345 

Industrial life .'. 346 

Custom law 346 

Comparative culture 347 

Ceremonial system 347 

General comparison with the Nabaloi ^ 347 

Spirits and deities 348 

Purpose 349 

Priesthood 349 

Divination 360 

Spoken ritual 360 

Dancing and songs 351 

Omens and taboo 351 

Comparative Nabaloi and southern Kankanay ceremonies 1 352 

Lepanto Kankanay ceremonies 353 

Particular ceremonies 354 

Bindian 354 

Mandit 355 

Dawak and Basit 357 

Batbat : 358 

Kapi 359 

Amlag 360 

Lawit 360 

Tingiting 361 

Palis 361 

Buang 362 

Mayilutlutkan 362 

Palis chi Kabunian 363 

MantuisBilig 363 

Bilong 364 

Maydosadan 364 

Manbating * 365 

Liblibian 366 

Ampasit 367 

Dayau 368 

Tamo 368 

Pasang 369 

Abasang 370 

Sibisib 371 

Gaysing 372 

Galon 372 

Man^lin 373 

Mansiyanun 373 

SiUng 373 

Pugas 374 

Kiad ■ 374 

Kosde 375 

Bugid 376 

Pungau 376 

Bugak : 376 

Saldi 377 

BOig 377 

Dagas 378 

Laglagiwin 379 

Tanong 380 

Sagausau 380 

Myths 381 

Origin of the big and little thunder 381 

Origin of thunder and lightning 383 

The mountain Kabunian 383 

The origin of man 384