Guys, I think I might be getting close to the first object. It seems to be related to a European folk instrument. Its common name is Bladder...
Sadly, it does seem that way. Guess I'll have to live with the mystery, at least for now. Hopefully some day I'll be able to inspect it myself....
Much like most things associated with us, the origin of our tribe is unknown but the oral stories and some customs does show parallels with...
We are new to the developing world, that's for sure. My grandfather could only speak one language and could not write. The new gens generally can...
The last thread I made hasn't been solved yet, but I feel having only a single picture of items(which I don't own) didn't help. So this time I've...
Anyone with any more lead on this?
[IMG] This right? It does bear some resemblance. The only thing is these Thogchags are supposed to be amulet of some sort, while Ranuh Akhii...
I just know the oral story of migration. For our tribe it's wui supun>iipyo supun>nyime supun>miido supun>siilo supun (order being past to...
Wow, that's interesting. Glad you are willing to help in the effort. :) I hope it helps you in some way too. Outsiders who visit do say we have...
If it helps, in the labelled first item the "yaju" part means "ladle" in our language. But it makes no sense since we used gourd ladles in the past.
Ah, I kind of forgot it was April fools sorry :joyful:. Thanks for understanding. Yes, I am assuming both items came from some other place based...
I apologize on not providing the full story from start, I didn't want to disclose anything of my personal info initially, but members seemed...
Hi Any Jewelry, thanks for the kind reply. It is true that most here won't have the knowledge of the culture. But what I wanted to find was if it...
I can understand your skepticism friend. Hope you can understand my curiosity to understand our own culture. Again, I don't own own the site or...
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