Dish, small wooden, bowl-shaped
Suk-ong’

Drumstick
Pat-tong’

Fire machine, bamboo
Co-li’-li

Fire machine, flint and steel
Pal-ting’

Fire machine, flint and steel, cotton used with as tinder
A-mek’

Gong, bronze
Gang’-sa

Gong, bronze (two varieties)
Ka’-los, Co-ong’-an

Gourd, large bejuco-bound, for meat
Fa’-lay

Head pad, woman’s, for supporting load on head
Ki’-kan

Jews-harp, wooden
Ab-a’-fu

Jug, gourd, for basi
Tak-ing’

Knife, man’s small
Ki-pan’

Ladle, common wooden, for rice
Fa’-nu

Ladle, gourd
Ki-ud

Ladle, narrow wooden
Fak-ong’

Loom
In-a-fu’-i

Mortar, double, for threshing rice
Lu-song’

Needle
Cha-kay’-yum

Net, grasshopper
Se-chok’

Olla, roughly spherical jar
Fang’-a

Olla, more paralleled-side jar
Fu-o-foy’

Olla, preserved meat
Tu-u’-nan

Paddle, olla-molding
Pip-i

Pail, wooden, for feeding pigs
Kak-wan’

Pestle, rice
Al’-o

Pit-fall, for hogs
Fi’-to

Plate, eating, of braided bamboo
Ki’-ug

Scarecrows
Pa-chek’, ki’-lao

Scarecrows, water power, line of
Pi-chug’

Scarecrows, water power, wood in rapids
Pit-ug’

Sieve, rice
A-ka’-ug

Snare, wild chicken
Shi’-ay

Snare, spring, bird
Si-sim’ and Ling-an’

Snare, spring, wild chicken and cat
Kok-o’-lang

Spear
Fal-feg’

Spear, blade of
Tu’-fay

Spear, blade, barbless
Fang’-kao

Spear, blade, many-barbed
Si-na-la-wi’-tan

Spear, blade, single-barbed
Fal-feg’

Spear, blade
Kay-yan’

Spoon, large wooden, for drinking
Tug-on’

Spoon, large wooden, for pig’s feed
Ka-od’

Spoon, small wooden, for eating
I-chus’

Stick, soil-turning
Kay-kay

Stick, woman’s camote
Su-wan’

Sweep runo, for catching birds
Ka-lib’

Tattooing instrument
Cha-kay’-yum

Torch
Si-lu’

Trap, fish, funnel, large
O-kat’

Trap, fish, funnel, small
Ob-o’-fu

Trap, fish, scoop
Ko-yug’

Trap, wild-cat
Fa-wang’

Tray, winnowing
Lig-o’

Trough, for salt at Mayinit
Ko-long’-ko

Tube, for basi
Fu-us

Whetstone
A-san’

Home and Field

Canal, irrigating A’-lak

Council house for men
Fa’-wi

Council house, open court of
Chi-la’

Council house, open court of, posts in
Po-si’

Council house, roofed portion of
Tung-fub’