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Aged Pomo medicine men exacted heavy fees for their services , and a bear doctor received half the spoils gathered in by his pupil . " Aged Hopi men received substantial " gifts ” for treating diseases , and for almost any other service ...
Aged Pomo medicine men exacted heavy fees for their services , and a bear doctor received half the spoils gathered in by his pupil . " Aged Hopi men received substantial " gifts ” for treating diseases , and for almost any other service ...
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Bonwick has reported that among the Tasmanians , generally assumed to be of very low cultural attainment , the old men and women got the best food and received respect until they became decrepit , after which they were often neglected.8 ...
Bonwick has reported that among the Tasmanians , generally assumed to be of very low cultural attainment , the old men and women got the best food and received respect until they became decrepit , after which they were often neglected.8 ...
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56 The aged received considerable respect among the Iban of Borneo on account of power attributed to them in the interpretation of signs and the working of magic . The young people thus heeded their counsel and treated them with ...
56 The aged received considerable respect among the Iban of Borneo on account of power attributed to them in the interpretation of signs and the working of magic . The young people thus heeded their counsel and treated them with ...
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Research Procedure | 1 |
The Assurance of Food | 20 |
Property Rights | 36 |
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