Life of A Sweet Potato
Based on Conklin's study of Sweet Potato in Ifugao, Philippines

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Tudung qan pumbuqqam

 

This large open-ended basket is for carrying sweet potatoes. When empty, it can be worn upside-down on the head like a poncho to walk into the fields or even as shelter from the rain. When full, it can hold an enormous

volume of sweet potato tubers or vines for planting or harvesting.

 

http://collections.peabody.yale.edu/search/Record/YPM-ANT-261006

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