Jocelyn Linnekin studied a community of people in this place, writing about exchange and status in their society in her 1985book Children of the Land, while Eleanor Nordyke wrote about the "peopling" of this place in 1977.
Jocelyn Linnekin studied a community of people in this place, writing about exchange and status in their society in her 1985book Children of the Land, while Eleanor Nordyke wrote about the "peopling" of this place in 1977. Along with Âfive othertypes - the Eskimo, Iroquois, Crow, Omaha, and Sudanese - this was one of the kinship systems identiÂfied by Lewis HenryMorgan - it was his smallest-scale system typiÂfied by ambilineal descent. Native people in this place lived by a code which saidthat men must be separated from women during mealtime, and royal incest must be constantly practiced to create a godlychild. This was the birthplace of an anthropologist who gained fame for writing A Pro-Slavery Crusade, but earned a Pulitzerwith his book Strangers From a Different Shore- that ethnographer is Ronald Takaki. For 10 points, name these native peoplewho lived under a code called Kapu and talked to spirits using elite priests known as the Kahuna, prior to that system beingreplaced by King Kamehameha.
Jocelyn Linnekin studied a community of people in this place, writing about exchange and status in their society in her 1985book Children of the Land, while Eleanor Nordyke wrote about the "peopling" of this place in 1977.
Hawaii [or native Hawaiian peoples]