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age class Medtalk A term defined in ecology as a group of individuals of a species with the same age How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Little is written about these
peoples for this age grade of 2-4, making for an exceptionally valuable
history. Particularly since the middle of
the twentieth century, when ideas about traditionalist-style dress
became more standardized under the influence of ethnic consciousness
movements, beaded head ornaments, anklets, belts, necklaces, and aprons
became ubiquitous, and similar types of ornaments became indicative of
an individual's particular age grade and social status.
Differences in dress within particular beadwork conventions mapped
social typologies: a person's gender, age grade, and marital
status, and sometimes his or her social rank and role and spiritual
state (Fig. |
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