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Junkun, is a type of
small dugout canoe of the Sama-Bajau
people of the Philippines. They are
usually made from a
single log,
though a
single plank can...
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accommodate around 25 to 30 people.
Unlike the
similarly named junkun and jukung, it does not have outriggers. It is also a much
larger ship than...
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Gableboat Galway hooker Herring buss
Ipanitika Jongkong Jangada Jukung Junkun Kajjik Kaep
Kakap Kolae Korkor Kulibo Lakana Lepa Lepa-lepa Lis-alis Londe...
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Bangka anak-anak
Basnigan Bigiw Casco Djenging (Balutu, Kubu)
Guilalo Junkun Karakoa Lanong Pan****aw
Paraw Salisipan Tataya Vinta (Dapang, Pilang) Camakau...
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patterned after the
larger Sama-Bajau
dugout canoes (the buggoh, birau, and
junkun). They can be used for
transportation between the Sama-Bajau houseboats...
- Bin, Chen; Xumeng, Jiang; Song, Jie; Liang, Junfeng; Wang, Shengkun; Lu,
Junkun (2019). "Morphological and
phylogenetic analyses reveal the new species...
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Chinarem Chinedkeran Dinahit Djenging (Balutu)
Falua Garay Guilalo Juanga Junkun Junkung Karakoa Kulibo Lanong Lapis Lepa (Kumpit, Pidlas)
Ontang Owong Panineman...
- ship, the
guilalo sailing outrigger ship, the
falua open-deck boat, the
junkun canoe, the
motorized junkung, the
outrigger karakoa and
lanong warships...
- Guéra Region. The
fifteen Hadjarai ethnic groups include the Dajus, Kengas,
Junkun, Dangaleats, Mogoums, Sokoros, Sabas, Barains, Bidios, Yalnas, Bolgos, Koffas...
- people.
Owong -
small dugout canoes used in Lake Sebu by the T'boli people.
Junkun -
small dugout canoes of the Sama-Bajau people.
Basnigan - very
large modern...
