 Lower Konyak Naga headhunter from Longwa. |
 In literature referred to as the Naked Naga. This is still true for some elderly men. |
 Headhunter in Longwa. |
 Headhunter consoling his little great-grandson. |
 Konyak Naga with tattoos of a successful headhunter in Shangnyu. |
 Former headhunter in Shangnyu. |
 Former headhunters singing old war songs in Shangnyu. |
 Former headhunters singing old war songs in Shangnyu. |
 Richly decorated former headhunter in Shangnyu. |
 Part of a huge wooden panel in Shangnyu. |
 Tree in which men from one morung of Shangnyu still keep their skulls from headhunting times. |
 Captured heads from headhunting times. |
 Konyak Naga with tattoos of a successful headhunter near Shangnyu. |
 Konyak Naga, another headhunter. |
 The photographer amidst headhunters. |
 Two wives of the old Angh (chieftain) of Chui. |
 Half of the Angh´s house in Longwa is in India the other half in Myanmar. |
 Two women on the Burmese side of Longwa have fetched water. |
 Everywhere in Mon District the hills are set on fire for new crops to be sown later. |
 Jhum cultivation. The ashes make the soil fertile. |
 Waterbuffalo skulls from feasts of merit at the Angh´s house in Sheanghah Chingnyu. |
 In Sheanghah Chingnyu (S/ Chingnyu) in front of the Angh´s house. The child is sitting on a special stone; see next photo. |
 In S/ Chingnyu. Under the stone the heads from headhunting times are kept. |
 In Sheanghah Chingnyu. Skulls from headhunting times. |
 A Christian headhunter´s biography. |
 In Sheanghah Chingnyu. |
 Evening in In Sheanghah Chingnyu. |
 Is this the ideal? (BRO = Border Roads Organisation = road builders). |