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... Eskimos chew them for many hours . In fact Eskimo women chew their husband's and children's boots every morning as a regular domestic chore . Since most of the Classic Neandertal sites were close to the edge of the continental glaciers ...
... Eskimos chew them for many hours . In fact Eskimo women chew their husband's and children's boots every morning as a regular domestic chore . Since most of the Classic Neandertal sites were close to the edge of the continental glaciers ...
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... Eskimo Terminology The kind of kin terminological systems with which Euro - Americans are most familiar is known as Eskimo , shown in Figure 16-13 . Two important features of this system are : first , that none of the terms 350 6 Ego 5 ...
... Eskimo Terminology The kind of kin terminological systems with which Euro - Americans are most familiar is known as Eskimo , shown in Figure 16-13 . Two important features of this system are : first , that none of the terms 350 6 Ego 5 ...
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... Eskimo terminology generally lack corporate descent groups . In the absence of such groups , the nuclear family ... Eskimo terminology are strongly confirmed by the tabulations of Murdock's Ethnographic Atlas ( 1967 ) . Of the 71 ...
... Eskimo terminology generally lack corporate descent groups . In the absence of such groups , the nuclear family ... Eskimo terminology are strongly confirmed by the tabulations of Murdock's Ethnographic Atlas ( 1967 ) . Of the 71 ...
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Biological Evolution | 7 |
FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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