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巴布亚新几内亚的安加人制作烟熏木乃伊为祖灵提供居所,也获得他们的保护。有人以为现在参观安加人置于岩架上的烟熏木乃伊已不是难事,只要肯出点费用。事实绝非如此。他们确实收些费用维持生活,但如果安加族人不喜欢你,他们也不会喜欢你的钱。闭门羹2001年一个晴朗明媚的日子,我徒步6小时穿过雨林来到巴布亚新几内亚安加人的村落。记得那天很热,阳光洒在村落的空地上,安加族人一个个盯着我瞧,默不作声。不久后,远处一阵骚动,有人从人群中向我走来。那是我第一次见到
The Angkas in Papua New Guinea produced smoked mummies for their ancestral spirits, as well as for their protection. Some people think that it is not difficult to visit the smog mummies that Angkorians put on rock shelves, as long as they are willing to pay for it. This is by no means the case. They do pay for their living, but if the Angars do not like you, they will not like your money. Closed On a sunny and sunny day in 2001, I walked through the rainforest for 6 hours to the Angkorian village of Papua New Guinea. I remember that day was very hot, the sun sprinkled on the open space in the village, Angas one after another staring at me, silent. Soon after, a long distance commotion, someone came to me from the crowd. That is the first time I saw it