Ethnology, Volume 15University of Pittsburgh, 1976 - Anthropology |
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By the end of the nineteenth century , conflicts arose over land , and the central
government began to feel pressure from both the Limbu and the immigrants to
alter existing land tenure policies . The Limbu wanted the right to reclaim land
that ...
By the end of the nineteenth century , conflicts arose over land , and the central
government began to feel pressure from both the Limbu and the immigrants to
alter existing land tenure policies . The Limbu wanted the right to reclaim land
that ...
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Gross north & central basins . Note error in Glasse 814/120 = 6.8 Exogamous
group not territorial Brookfield , H. C. 1962. Local Study and Comparative Method
: An Example from Central New Guinea . Annals of the Association of American ...
Gross north & central basins . Note error in Glasse 814/120 = 6.8 Exogamous
group not territorial Brookfield , H. C. 1962. Local Study and Comparative Method
: An Example from Central New Guinea . Annals of the Association of American ...
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Nama Cult of the Central Highlands of New Guinea . Oceania 23 : 1-25 . 1954.
Cultures of the Central Highlands , New Guinea . Southwestern Journal of
Anthropology 10 : 1-43 . Rigby , P. 1973. Dual Symbolic Classification Among the
Gogo ...
Nama Cult of the Central Highlands of New Guinea . Oceania 23 : 1-25 . 1954.
Cultures of the Central Highlands , New Guinea . Southwestern Journal of
Anthropology 10 : 1-43 . Rigby , P. 1973. Dual Symbolic Classification Among the
Gogo ...
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Contents
Changing Icelandic Kinship | 1 |
Property and Ritual | 21 |
Measuring Marriage Preference | 35 |
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activities affinal agricultural appears associated become behavior blood brothers called castes child clan close codes collective considered continue contracts cultural daughter density direct discussion distance dowry eating economic example exchange expected fact father female formal friends given head household important Indian indicate individual initiated interest involved kinship labor land less Limbu lineage living male marriage married means measure noted occur organization original owners parents pattern persons political pollution population possible practices present rank reciprocity reference relationship relatives religious reserve residence respect result ritual rules sample sectoral sexual share slavery slaves social societies specific stage status structure suggests syncretic Table traditional unit usually variables village wife women