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CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY FOR MISSIONS M.M.NINAN Others have minimal clothes to cover their loins. However beads, bones and metals provide ample ornaments. The right to wear particular ornaments is earned by exhibiting certain skills or reaching certain maturity. Women show their marital status with certain ornaments and coverings. In some tribes the privilege of covering the breasts is given only to the married. Thus the way in which a girl dress will declare her availability as sex partner. Housing, clothing and ornaments often act as status symbols. Chiefs and aristocracy wear special regalia. Wearing suits have come to be a status symbol with the British rule. What do people do to repel insects and mosquitoes? Among the Kukus a constantly smoking fire is kept inside the house, while among the Dinkas smearing of dung ashes is practiced. How often do they wash and take bath? Some traditions have elaborate ablution rites and patterns. Some puts on oils and dyes. In Nuba, 29
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY FOR MISSIONS M.M.NINAN women are either pink or blue. Many of these are conditioned by the climates and availability. 4. Safety This includes safety devises <strong>for</strong> each individual against attacks from 30
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