Ancient Chamorro SocietyBess Press, 1992 - 229 páginas A comprehensive ethnohistory of the earliest people to settle the Mariana Islands. Maps, line drawings, glossary, bibliography, and index. |
Contenido
Origin | 1 |
Migration | 13 |
Food | 19 |
Clothing | 43 |
Shelter | 47 |
Artifacts | 57 |
Weapons | 71 |
Geronimo T Anderson Inarajan High School Lani Bordallo George Washington High School | 72 |
Customs and Festivities | 121 |
Arts Skills Education | 139 |
Expedition | 149 |
Social Structure | 157 |
Government | 177 |
Trade | 191 |
GLOSSARY | 197 |
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Money | 75 |
Beliefs Attitudes Values | 83 |
Religion | 97 |
Folklore | 113 |
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR | 229 |
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