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    with us. Her name is Sacagawea. A member of the tribe tells us that we need horses for crossing the Appalachian Mountains or as they call it the shiny mountains. Fortunately‚ the tribe that will give us the horses we need is related to our guide‚ Sacagawea. This tribe is called the Shoshone. Journal Entry 278 The winter is finally over and we are able to begin our journey to cross the Appalachian Mountains. First‚ we have to make it to the Shoshone tribe to negotiate getting horses Journal Entry 313

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    Kinship Systems of the San Tribes Tara Shoemaker Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Instructor: Chad Goings October 26‚ 2010 The kinship system of the San people is not too complicated compared to the western society. When you look at the way the family structure is compiled you can see that is helps strengthen the ties between themselves and neighboring tribes. Everything that they do is help with survival of the family. Most foraging societies consist of a nuclear family setting. When

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    The Nacirema tribe has many strange rituals in regards to the cleanliness or beauty of the body. They believe the human body is ugly and debilitating. Everything they do is in response to that thought process. They spend a large portion of their day in rituals to cleanse their body. They go to medicine men or witch doctors in order to perfect their body. One such horrific ritual is that they go to a medicine man that performs the decorative body rite. The Decorative Body Rite The Decorative

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    Tribes of the Sydney Related Text Analysis “Tribes of the Sydney” is a feature article from the newspaper Sydney Morning Herald and is written by Sacha Molitorisz. This text was written in January 2010 and speaks about the changes in Sydney’s youth culture and emphasises on the different type of teenage groups that are around Sydney and reasons why youths do have groups. This text’s main theme is about belonging and how youths in Sydney feel the need to belong in a group. Molitorisz cleverly writes

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    The creation story of the Cree Tribe shows us their belief about how all the animals and humans were created‚ and also how humans are guided to the right thing. Most beliefs and themes of creation myths can be found as the same from multiple religions and faiths. A common theme in creation stories of different cultures is the presence of a supreme being. This supreme being is present in this creation story as the creator. The creator made the earth and all that was in it. The creator existed before

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    I chose to do the Yanomamo‚ they are small tribes with about 40 to 350 people to a tribe. There shelters are built with logs and poles which are dug deep into the ground which helps their place when it goes under attack. There beds are hammocks‚ placed on top of each other. They live in tropical forests in Brazil‚ they are very aggressive‚ when they first start off they try and handle the situation by communicating trying to resolve it‚ if that does not work then they got to “chest pounding duels”

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    drag out packs and other items unrecognizable to myself. Their clothing‚ is drastically dissimilar to the attire the tribe wears‚ along with the items they take out of the boats. I find myself curious to see what differs from our culture to theirs‚ but I’m hesitant and a bit distrustful of these new settlers. Up until that moment‚ the existence of my tribe and other neighboring tribes had been all any of us had known. While we had a mutual understanding with many of them‚ we also had disagreements

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    BANGLADESH Md. Anwar Hossen‚ Department of Economics ‚ Shahjalal University of Science and Technology‚ Sylhet‚ Bangladesh‚Email: anwarbabu40@gmail.com 1. Introduction A debate has been raging in the country on whether transit facilities should be given to India or not through the land territory of Bangladesh. Some argue that it should not be given unless some core bilateral issues with India are resolved‚ while some have advanced the view that transit is an economic issue for trade facilitation and should

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    The Life of the Navajo Indian Tribe I am writing my research paper on the Navajo Indians once called Dine’s; the Pueblo’s gave them the name Navajo as it was a Pueblo word meaning “planted fields” or “farmlands”. The Navajo Indians came from the Northwest Pacific coast and Canada between the 1300’s and the 1600’s. I chose to do my research paper on the Navajo Indians because I am French‚ Irish‚ and Indian‚ therefore I will be learning a about some of my own family history. First I will

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    Mystery Tribe About 700 years ago the Fremont Indians lived in cliff tops settlements‚ in a remote canyon that is now known as Range Creek. Around 1250 AD things went south for the Fremont. Within the space of a century‚ their culture had all but disappeared. Leaving behind arrows scattered on the ground‚ and corn and rye remaining in their granary’s. The disappearance of the Fremont Indians has become one of North American archaeology’s biggest mysteries. In between the Rockies

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