Flying Together 8-South Sudan

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SOUTH SUDAN - THE LAND OF RUSTLING OF WINGS AND PEOPLE TALL AND SMOOTH M.M.NINAN Social Structure Nuer girls The Nuer are organized as a number of autonomous communities; great importance is placed on patrilineal lineage. Groups of lineages are organized into clans, who have a slightly privileged status within their specific territory. Within a community, men are divided into six age sets. Nuer Village central tree where all the meetings are held. 12
SOUTH SUDAN - THE LAND OF RUSTLING OF WINGS AND PEOPLE TALL AND SMOOTH M.M.NINAN The Nuer receive facial markings (called gaar) as part of the rite of passage initiating them into adulthood. The pattern of Nuer scarification varies within specific subgroups. One common initiation pattern consists of six parallel horizontal lines across the forehead, with dip in the lines above the nose. Dotted patterns are also common (especially among the Bul Nuer). The Nuer traditional Time: Social life and Culture by Peter Reat Gatkuoth http://www.southsudannewsagency.com/opinion/articles/the-nuer-traditional-time-social-life-and-culture 13
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