Deep Wholes

Mark S. Mosko

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Food, Nutrition, and Cultural Practices Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis

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This chapter contains sections titled: Yam (Taitu) Base, Body, Tip, and Fruit Yam Gardens Yam Parents and Children Pruning and Heaping Yams Yam Houses Yams Exchanged for Valuables Opening, Intermediate, and Closing Kula Gifts Yams Exchanged for Banana Leaf Bundles Cooking and Alimentation Childhood, Adulthood, Elderhood, and Baloma Bodies and Souls Agency and Fame Conclusion References

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