Dayak elder with a necklace made from the skulls of monkeys in Kalimantan Borneo May 2017 THOUSANDS of Borneos indigenous people descended to the...
{"Image ImageDescription": "*** EXCLUSIVE ***\n\nKALIMANTAN, BORNEO - MAY 2017: Dayak elder with a necklace made from the skulls of monkeys in, Kalimantan, Borneo, May 2017.\n\nTHOUSANDS of Borneos indigenous people descended to the streets to take part in a seven day harvest celebration. Known as the Gawai Dayak, the festival is used by the native Gayak people to give thanks to a bountiful harvest and make preparations for the new season ahead. The term Dayak, is a loose term used to describe more than 200 ethnic subgroups of native people who live on the island of Borneo, the largest island in Asia. Photographer and Singapore native, Teh Han Lin, took the pictures of the festival during a visit to Kalimantan, the Indonesian section of the island.\n\nPHOTOGRAPH BY Teh Han Lin / Barcroft Images\n\n\nLondon-T:+44 207 033 1031 E:hello@barcroftmedia.com -\nNew York-T:+1 212 796 2458 E:hello@barcroftusa.com -\nNew Delhi-T:+91 11 4053 2429 E:hello@barcroftindia.com www.barcroftmedia.com (Photo credit should read Teh Han Lin / Barcroft Media via Getty Images / Barcroft Media via Getty Images)", "Image Copyright": "Teh Han Lin / Barcroft Media"}