Ethnology, Volume 37University of Pittsburgh, 1998 - Anthropology |
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... called , follows a recently paved road often punctuated by white banners signaling open drinking establishments . Next to the chapel ( a simple , mostly concrete , open - air , and pillared sepulcher , with a corrugated aluminum roof ) ...
... called , follows a recently paved road often punctuated by white banners signaling open drinking establishments . Next to the chapel ( a simple , mostly concrete , open - air , and pillared sepulcher , with a corrugated aluminum roof ) ...
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... called upon to mediate other people's disagreements . In what sense were the kurajkuna authorities if they didn't ... called ayllus . Sometimes the group has a single authority , who may be called the kuraka , but more often this whole ...
... called upon to mediate other people's disagreements . In what sense were the kurajkuna authorities if they didn't ... called ayllus . Sometimes the group has a single authority , who may be called the kuraka , but more often this whole ...
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... called vecinos , mestizos , or mistis , common terms in other parts of the Andes . 7. This gendered seating pattern is nearly universal when Quirpinis gather indoors . 8 . In Quechua this official is called the yaku alkalti ( water ...
... called vecinos , mestizos , or mistis , common terms in other parts of the Andes . 7. This gendered seating pattern is nearly universal when Quirpinis gather indoors . 8 . In Quechua this official is called the yaku alkalti ( water ...
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The Iraqi Origin of the Iraqw | 17 |
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