The European arrivants discovered Gallabi's homestead constituted a section where human remains were displayed. This social behaviour is is not unlike many other people across the world. Anthropologists do agree that early Europeans conducted similar rituals and that the deification of Christian Saints was forged from such behaviour. Locono culture constitutes the bulk of prehistoric patrimony of the region. They revere the spiritual force of nature that inhabits rocks, places rivers trees, caves, mountains.
Art is an expression of their religious belief.
Ancestors and great leaders are still worshipped as the concept of reincarnation is a major tenet of their belief system. Cohoba, a narcotic snuff is still used in initiation and other ceremonies. Surviving indigenous peoples are renown for their unique architectual designs. Handicraft produced from various grasses, fibres and vines, abound in the region, owing to the inception to the creativity of these peoples. Calabashes and clay pottery are still used as household implements to date.