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Story of the Aki Clan

Layer: Kotlum variety, Tangsa/Tangshang (India/Myanmar)
Link back to source:: https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/SDM50/nstkot20181231_02SMJ_Story
Type: Other

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Latitude: 27.235
Longitude: 96.402
Start Date: 2018-12-31
End Date: 2018-12-31

Description

Story: The Aki family moved to a place where they had the original settlers, three groups were already living there, and the Aki family lived in a cave nearby them at the foot of a mountain somewhere, and that came to be known as the Kotlum village, so at first this family they met with the original settlers in the jungle while they were hunting, and the Aki people were known to be good at making the yeast for Rice beer - but the original people they were afraid of this (maybe they didn't drink rice beer), so they didn't want to be near yeast, so they asked this family to live a bit far from them, just to settle where they were already. The cave is still there

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Source

https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/SDM50/nstkot20181231_02SMJ_Story

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