Ethnology, Volume 15University of Pittsburgh, 1976 - Anthropology |
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Page 152
... lineage of a clan and there is little contact among lineages of the same clan in other villages . In each village there is a lineage which is said to be the " owner " of the land ( kwai ngam ) , the original inhabitants and the founders ...
... lineage of a clan and there is little contact among lineages of the same clan in other villages . In each village there is a lineage which is said to be the " owner " of the land ( kwai ngam ) , the original inhabitants and the founders ...
Page 363
... lineage leaders to act as his intermediaries . The Man lineage also maintained its own militia for protection against bandits and encroaching neighbors . It is not surprising that the Mans , and their counterparts in other powerful lineages ...
... lineage leaders to act as his intermediaries . The Man lineage also maintained its own militia for protection against bandits and encroaching neighbors . It is not surprising that the Mans , and their counterparts in other powerful lineages ...
Page 371
... lineages in China are located . The Man lineage is a case in point . Over the centuries the members of this kinship group developed intense feelings of solidarity and learned to treat the outside world with great suspicion . Internal ...
... lineages in China are located . The Man lineage is a case in point . Over the centuries the members of this kinship group developed intense feelings of solidarity and learned to treat the outside world with great suspicion . Internal ...
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Changing Icelandic Kinship | 1 |
Property and Ritual | 21 |
Measuring Marriage Preference | 35 |
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