Ethnology, Volume 42University of Pittsburgh, 2003 - Anthropology |
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... marriage was arranged by a girl's parents , it was with a mature , established man who paid brideprice ( Fletcher and La Flesche 1992 : 325 ) . Most marriages were said to be monogamous . Marriage was stable , but divorce was possible ...
... marriage was arranged by a girl's parents , it was with a mature , established man who paid brideprice ( Fletcher and La Flesche 1992 : 325 ) . Most marriages were said to be monogamous . Marriage was stable , but divorce was possible ...
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normative descriptions of " Crow " and " Omaha " marriage rules to define an intermediary system between elementary and complex exchange systems . In elementary marriage alliances , exogamous groups exchange men or women with a ...
normative descriptions of " Crow " and " Omaha " marriage rules to define an intermediary system between elementary and complex exchange systems . In elementary marriage alliances , exogamous groups exchange men or women with a ...
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... marriages involved clan exogamy . Most individuals ( 93 per cent ) avoided marriage with members of their mothers ' clans . Each clan had marital alliances with multiple clans , indicating no specified marriage pools other than ...
... marriages involved clan exogamy . Most individuals ( 93 per cent ) avoided marriage with members of their mothers ' clans . Each clan had marital alliances with multiple clans , indicating no specified marriage pools other than ...
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Kinship and Marriage among the Omaha 18861902 | 1 |
Volume XLII Number | 4 |
Domestic Production | 15 |
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