Burma image, WA0076. Two Mythun. Green wrote in his dissertation for Cambridge University in 1934 that 'Mythun, goats, pigs, fowls and dogs are kept. Few cows are seen, as the precipitous nature of the country is not suitable for them. Mythun are kept for sacrificial purposes and as 'dahpu' - bride price - for wives. When a Mythun is sold the custom is that the second and fourth calf born after the sale belong to the original owner.' [pp.192-193] [See Photo 0071]
We've used some of the latest web technologies that your browser does not support. Some functionality might not work as expected. Try upgrading to one of our recommended browsers.
