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Warisan Budaya Takbenda Indonesia 2018 KATALOGBUKU DUA KATALOG WARISAN BUDAYA TAKBENDA INDONESIA 2018 Buku Dua Diterbitkan Oleh: Direktorat Warisan dan Diplomasi Budaya Kementerian Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan CETAKAN I 2018 Daftar Isi KEPULAUAN BANGKA BELITUNG DAMBUS . 20 MUANG JONG . 20 ADAT NGANGGUNG . 21 ADAT TABER KAMPUNG . 22 CAMPAK DALUNG . 22 PERANG KETUPAT . 23 TARI KEDIDI . 24 ADU KERITO SURONG . 24 KAIN CUAL . 25 KOPIAH RESAM . 26 LEMPAH KUNING . 26 MARAS TAUN . 27 TRADISI RUWAH KUBUR . 28 UPACARA ADAT NUJUH JERAMI . 29 BESAOH DALAM BEUME . 29 MEMARUNG, PANGGUNG . 30 PAKAIAN PENGANTIN PAKSIAN . 31 RUDAT BANGKA BELITUNG . 32 SEPEN PENYOK . 32 TARI GAJAH MENUNGGANG . 33 TELO’ SEROJA . 34 ANTU BUBU . 34 GANGAN . 35 SERIMBANG . 36 HADRAH GENDANG EMPAT BELITONG . 37 EMPING BERAS . 38 SEPEN BUDING . 38 KEPULAUAN RIAU GAZAL . 42 GURINDAM DUA BELAS . 43 Makyong . 43 GENDANG SIANTAN . 44 GUBANG . 44 PANTUN MELAYU . 45 JOGET DANGKONG . 45 TEATER BANGSAWAN . 46 TUDUNG MANTO . 47 GASING KEPRI . 48 LANGLANG BUANA . 48 BEJENJANG . 49 TARI INAI . 50 BUBUR LAMBOK LINGGA . 51 Katalog Warisan Budaya Takbenda Indonesia 2018 - Buku Dua 3 MANDI SYAFAR KEPULAUAN RIAU . 51 RATIB SAMAN LINGGA . 52 SILAT PENGANTIN KEPULAUAN RIAU . 53 SYARIFUL ANAM KARIMUN . 54 TEPUK TEPUNG TAWAR KEPULAUAN RIAU . 55 LAMPUNG TAPIS . 58 GAMOLAN PEKHING . 58 LAMBAN PESAGI . 59 MUAYAK . 60 SIGEH PENGUTEN . 60 TARI MELINTING . 61 CAKAK PEPADUN . 61 GULAI TABOH . 62 SEKURA CAKAK BUAH . 62 SERUIT . 63 SULAM USUS . 64 KAKICERAN . 64 MADUARO . 65 TENUN IKAT INUH . 66 TUPING . 66 WARAHAN LAMPUNG . 67 BEDIOM . 68 NYAMBAI . 69 TARI BEDAYOU TULANG BAWANG . 70 BADIK LAMPUNG . 71 CANGGET AGUNG LAMPUNG . 72 DADI . 73 KETARO ADAT LAPPUNG . 74 KIAS . 75 MEKHATIN . 76 NYUBUK MAJEU . 77 NYUNCUN PAHAKH . 78 PIIL PESINGGIRI . 79 SEBAMBANGAN . 80 SIGER LAMPUNG . 81 TARI BEDANA LAMPUNG . 82 TARI KIAMAT . 83 MALUKU EHE LAWN . 86 MAKU-MAKU . 86 TAIS PET . 87 POYA . 87 ROFAER WAR (CUCI PARIGI) . 88 TYARKA . 88 CUCI NEGERI SOYA . 89 4 Katalog Warisan Budaya Takbenda Indonesia 2018 - Buku Dua INASUA . 90 OBOR PATTIMURA . 90 PELA . 91 BAILEO . 92 BELANG BANDA . 92 PUKUL SAPU . 93 SASI MALUKU . 94 SOPI . 95 DANSA TALI . 95 ENBAL . 96 MINYAK KAYU PUTIH . 97 TAHURI . 98 GULA SAPARUA . 99 PATAHERI/MATAHENA . 100 TARI LENSO . 100 MALUKU UTARA BAMBU GILA . 104 SOYA-SOYA . 104 HIBUALAMO . 105 TARI LEGU SAHU . 105 KUKUHANA . 106 SERI GODOBA . 106 TIDE-TIDE . 107 SASADU . 108 RION-RION . 109 YANGERE/TALI DUA HALMAHERA UTARA . ..

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