An informant indicates that the man in the ‘horned’ headdress guiding the stem-family members to the ceremonial field is called peta' badamo. Bua' kasalle, Deri, 1993.

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Alternative title	TORAJA_1014.tif (French)
Creator	Rappoport, Dana
Depositor	Prouteau Pierre
Date created	1993
Lieu(x) de création	Tana Toraja Regency
Publishing structure	Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l'homme
Metadata author	Rappoport, Dana
Data type	Photographs
Content language	Toraja-sa'dan (language, family : Austronesian )
Agents (actors, groups) evocated by the document	Toraja
License	Attribution - Non Commercial - No Derivs (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 FR)

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Songs from Thrice-Blooded Land
Part A : Multimedia argument
[A.5] Interpretation
[A.5.3] THE PAIRING OF THE RITUALS
[A.5.3.1] Equivalences between the highest rituals.
[A.5.3.1 P1_33] Choreographic equivalencies.
[A.5.3.1 P1_33 A-3] Equivalencies of the two dances, of the rising and setting sun rituals

Songs from Thrice-Blooded Land
Part A : Multimedia argument
[A.3] Music of the rising sun
[A.3.1] Music for the highest ritual of the rising sun
[A.3.1.2] The most sophisticated ritual of the rising sun: bua’ kasalle.
[A.3.1.2 P0_6] The bua’ kasalle is directed by two groups of people: the officiants and the sponsors –members of one or more stem families (rapu).
[A.3.1.2 P0_6 A-3] The ‘officiated’ women (tumbang).

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L'homme à la coiffe « cornée » conduisant le groupe de parenté sur le champ cérémoniel s'appellerait peta' badamo. Rituel bua' kasalle, Deri, 1993. (French)