Ethnology, Volume 42University of Pittsburgh, 2003 - Anthropology |
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AMONG THE OMAHA , 1886-19021 Bradley E. Ensor University of Florida " Omaha " kinship is a major model for patrilineal kinship and marital exchanges . However , some authors have suggested that kinship rules and unilineal descent are ...
AMONG THE OMAHA , 1886-19021 Bradley E. Ensor University of Florida " Omaha " kinship is a major model for patrilineal kinship and marital exchanges . However , some authors have suggested that kinship rules and unilineal descent are ...
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... Omaha kinship and marriage . To distinguish between the Omaha people and the cross - cultural “ Omaha " kinship type , the latter is placed within quotation marks . The Omaha were selected for four reasons . First , normative descriptions ...
... Omaha kinship and marriage . To distinguish between the Omaha people and the cross - cultural “ Omaha " kinship type , the latter is placed within quotation marks . The Omaha were selected for four reasons . First , normative descriptions ...
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... Omaha . In summary , all marriages prior to 1883 were clan exogamous . After 1885 , 96 per cent of marriages involved clan exogamy . Most individuals ( 93 per ... Omaha . How closely other societies said to share the " Omaha " 12 ETHNOLOGY.
... Omaha . In summary , all marriages prior to 1883 were clan exogamous . After 1885 , 96 per cent of marriages involved clan exogamy . Most individuals ( 93 per ... Omaha . How closely other societies said to share the " Omaha " 12 ETHNOLOGY.
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Kinship and Marriage among the Omaha 18861902 | 1 |
Volume XLII Number | 4 |
Domestic Production | 15 |
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