Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... indigo dye on cloth . " Blue medicines " are part of a tradition of herbalism , midwifery , and witchcraft which concerns learning about roots and plants to keep the dyes in cloth from running , and also to control bleeding in ETHNOLOGY ...
... indigo dye on cloth . " Blue medicines " are part of a tradition of herbalism , midwifery , and witchcraft which concerns learning about roots and plants to keep the dyes in cloth from running , and also to control bleeding in ETHNOLOGY ...
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... indigo dye is part of a secret complex of female " blue arts ” ( moro ) from which men are strictly excluded2 : no man can approach the indigo dye pot , or touch it , or bring meat into close range while threads are being dyed . While the ...
... indigo dye is part of a secret complex of female " blue arts ” ( moro ) from which men are strictly excluded2 : no man can approach the indigo dye pot , or touch it , or bring meat into close range while threads are being dyed . While the ...
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... dyeing and male metal- smelting is what made the human race . Indigo dyeing , herbalism , and abortion medicines are part of an occult complex of knowledge invested in older women , and used at least in part to control the morals of ...
... dyeing and male metal- smelting is what made the human race . Indigo dyeing , herbalism , and abortion medicines are part of an occult complex of knowledge invested in older women , and used at least in part to control the morals of ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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