: Traditional Practices Amidst Ruins Elisabeth INANDIAK PRASETYO talks about the Bebekan’s “feast of ancestors” that is organized at the beginning of Ramadan. The feast includes meditating on the tombs of ancestors, which is followed by a ceremonial feast. She then discusses the characteristics of the ceremony: Javanese men go around the village distributing baskets of food from the ceremonial meal to individual households. Extract from the folder : "The Village of Bebekan (Java) after the Earthquake of May 2006" "Rumah batu/Rumah batin, "House of Stone/House of Soul" Cultural anthropology -- Development economics -- Educational sociology --

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