Kapatongs; attendants on souls of the dead; for protection of the living; carried by head-hunters; curious representations of; transmitted as heirlooms; at feasts; representing a raja; representing a woman with betel box Kapuas River, the Kasao River, the; Saputan name for; drifting down; continuation of journey down; flowers along; rapids of; data from, concerning Saputans Kasungan; at the "onder's" house in Katingan River, the, an expedition to; plan to reach head of, abandoned; ascent of, as far as first renowned rapids; the return trip down; closing of, for tiwah feast; the Dayaks of Katingans, the, Sampit once occupied by; belief of, in good and evil spirits; belief, concerning cure of disease; head-hunting raids of; Upper and Lower; number of; characteristics of; the dwelling of; tatuing of; honey gathering by; a funeral of; first appearance of Upper, at Tevang Karantan; the flying prahu of; children of; dress of women; friendliness of; wives of; customs and beliefs of; crocodile killing by; manner of announcing approach of enemy; murder among; methods of fire-making; restrictions concerning women; sins among; names in vogue among; good and evil omens of; funeral customs of; from Bangkal; folktale of; resemblance of, to Alfurs; manner of curing disease; game played by; festivals of; calendar of; astronomical device of, for determining rice-planting season; belief of, in one soul Katjang idju (native vegetable stew) Kayan River, the, journey up; colour of; rapids of; the trip down; rise of water in; the Kayans and Kenyahs of; inhabited only at source and at headwaters Kayans, the; filing off of teeth by; ethnological collections from; prahus provided by; songs of; dialects of; headhunting by; agreeable to deal with; the women of; few children among; compared with Kenyahs; social classes among; kampong of, at Long Blu; trade of; location of; sub-tribes of; claimed to be same tribe as Kenyahs; known as Orang Bahau Kedu, the district of, II Keladi, water-plant Kelasin, village of Kendokat (fish) Kenyahs, the; from Apo Kayan; the women of; funeral of a child of; tuba-fishing by; the children of; boys of; compared with Kayans; most attractive of the natives; rings worn in ears by; the spear carried by; physical superiority of; characteristics of; cleanliness of; ornaments worn by; removal of body hair by; courtesy of; industry of; head-hunting by; effect of head-hunting on disposition of; most capable of the natives; location of; number of; the sub-tribes of; claimed to be same tribe as Kayans; belief of, concerning soul Keppel, Captain H., _The Expedition to Borneo of H.M.S. "Dido"_ by Kiai Laman Kidyang (deer) Kiham, Atas; Duyan; Mudang; Raja. _See also_ Rapids