Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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Page 137
... clothing and bedding , the mesh for snowshoes , nooses to trap beaver , ropes to lasso horses , drumheads , bags for collecting roots and for storing clothing , water , and deer tallow , and the shields and cuirasses worn by leading ...
... clothing and bedding , the mesh for snowshoes , nooses to trap beaver , ropes to lasso horses , drumheads , bags for collecting roots and for storing clothing , water , and deer tallow , and the shields and cuirasses worn by leading ...
Page 336
... clothing , and one or two herd animals . The food and clothing portion is spread throughout the year according to need . The cash portion may be divided between the beginning and end of service , although this depends in part on the ...
... clothing , and one or two herd animals . The food and clothing portion is spread throughout the year according to need . The cash portion may be divided between the beginning and end of service , although this depends in part on the ...
Page 473
... clothing is an idiom of honor and respect , both in reference to the persons wearing it and to the others they meet and the situation in which they find themselves . Family honor , and the honor , love , and respect due the women and ...
... clothing is an idiom of honor and respect , both in reference to the persons wearing it and to the others they meet and the situation in which they find themselves . Family honor , and the honor , love , and respect due the women and ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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