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What prompted God Iriwonawani to become angry with the Kamboi people?
What prompted God Iriwonawani to become angry with the Kamboi people?
What did Isoray and Irimiami discover when they attempted to sit on the stone?
What did Isoray and Irimiami discover when they attempted to sit on the stone?
What was the first food item that Irimiami and Isoray decided to cook on the stone?
What was the first food item that Irimiami and Isoray decided to cook on the stone?
What was the outcome of the couple's experiments with the stone over time?
What was the outcome of the couple's experiments with the stone over time?
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How did the Kamboi people change their identity after leaving their original village?
How did the Kamboi people change their identity after leaving their original village?
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What was the relationship between Irimiami and Isoray?
What was the relationship between Irimiami and Isoray?
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What did the Kamboi women primarily go to Aroempu for?
What did the Kamboi women primarily go to Aroempu for?
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What was the initial reaction of Isoray when she sat on the stone?
What was the initial reaction of Isoray when she sat on the stone?
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After cooking venison on the stone, how did Irimiami react to the taste?
After cooking venison on the stone, how did Irimiami react to the taste?
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What event led to Isoray's fear while exploring the stone?
What event led to Isoray's fear while exploring the stone?
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Study Notes
Villages and Ownership
- Kamboi Rama and Aroempu are two villages located on Kamboi Rama mountain.
- Kamboi Rama is inhabited by the Kamboi people, while Aroempu is a Sago plantation owned by God Iriwonawani.
- God Iriwonawani possesses a tifa, a traditional instrument that brings the Kamboi people together.
Sago Scarcity and Consequences
- Daily visits by Kamboi women to Aroempu for sago became unfeasible due to depletion of sago trees.
- God Iriwonawani warned the Kamboi people to stop excessive cutting and to cultivate the trees instead.
- In fear of Iriwonawani, the Kamboi people relocated to the coastal area and renamed themselves Randuayaivi.
The Hot Stone Incident
- Irimiami and Isoray, a couple from Kamboi Rama, discovered a large, hot stone while resting after a jungle hunt.
- Isoray felt the heat and exclaimed in surprise, leading to their curiosity about the stone's potential.
Culinary Discoveries
- The couple began testing the stone's heat by cooking venison, which resulted in a delicious meal.
- They continued experimenting with other materials like bamboo stems, grass, and leaves over several days.
Fire Escalation
- A gathering of grasses on the stone ignited a significant fire that spread quickly, causing panic for Irimiami and Isoray.
- They ran to God Iriwonawani for help, promising to cease their harmful actions.
The Consequences of Carelessness
- Despite divine intervention to extinguish smaller fires, Irimiami and Isoray repeated their mistakes, resulting in a massive fire that burned for seven days and nights.
- The return of the tifa's sound reunited the Randuayaivi community as they witnessed the extinguishing of the fire by God Iriwonawani.
The Holy Stone and Cultural Significance
- Irimiami and Isoray shared the tale of the ‘holy stone’ after the forest fire was controlled.
- A three-day traditional feast ensued, honoring the holy stone with food offerings, chanting, and dancing.
- The stone is revered as sacred by the people of Papua, especially on the Yapen Islands, with annual worship rituals.
Villages and Ownership
- Kamboi Rama and Aroempu are two villages located on Kamboi Rama mountain.
- Kamboi Rama is inhabited by the Kamboi people, while Aroempu is a Sago plantation owned by God Iriwonawani.
- God Iriwonawani possesses a tifa, a traditional instrument that brings the Kamboi people together.
Sago Scarcity and Consequences
- Daily visits by Kamboi women to Aroempu for sago became unfeasible due to depletion of sago trees.
- God Iriwonawani warned the Kamboi people to stop excessive cutting and to cultivate the trees instead.
- In fear of Iriwonawani, the Kamboi people relocated to the coastal area and renamed themselves Randuayaivi.
The Hot Stone Incident
- Irimiami and Isoray, a couple from Kamboi Rama, discovered a large, hot stone while resting after a jungle hunt.
- Isoray felt the heat and exclaimed in surprise, leading to their curiosity about the stone's potential.
Culinary Discoveries
- The couple began testing the stone's heat by cooking venison, which resulted in a delicious meal.
- They continued experimenting with other materials like bamboo stems, grass, and leaves over several days.
Fire Escalation
- A gathering of grasses on the stone ignited a significant fire that spread quickly, causing panic for Irimiami and Isoray.
- They ran to God Iriwonawani for help, promising to cease their harmful actions.
The Consequences of Carelessness
- Despite divine intervention to extinguish smaller fires, Irimiami and Isoray repeated their mistakes, resulting in a massive fire that burned for seven days and nights.
- The return of the tifa's sound reunited the Randuayaivi community as they witnessed the extinguishing of the fire by God Iriwonawani.
The Holy Stone and Cultural Significance
- Irimiami and Isoray shared the tale of the ‘holy stone’ after the forest fire was controlled.
- A three-day traditional feast ensued, honoring the holy stone with food offerings, chanting, and dancing.
- The stone is revered as sacred by the people of Papua, especially on the Yapen Islands, with annual worship rituals.
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Explore the cultural and ecological dynamics between the Kamboi people and the Sago plantation owned by God Iriwonawani. This quiz delves into the implications of sago scarcity and the unique events surrounding the villages. Learn about the significance of traditional practices and community interactions in this fascinating context.
