This group believes that there are only six generations in world history, with the seventh reincarnating the first.
This group believes that there are only six generations in world history, with the seventh reincarnating the first. They practice ritual forehead scarification and punishes murder by drawing blood from the offender's arm. This group was the subject of a 1996 Sharon Hutchinson book about their "dilemmas," which discussed the use of guns as a status symbol in their society. That book followed up on a work about them discussed "time and space," "the lineage system" and "the age-set system" and depicted the prestigious the role of the "leopard skin chief" in this society. Often at war with the Dinka, they were dubbed "the parasite of the cow," for their milk- based diet and cow-ownership-dependent accumulation of status, by the anthropologist who most notably studied them. For 10 points, name this Sudanese people who, like the Azande, were documented by Edward Evan Evans- Pritchard.
This group believes that there are only six generations in world history, with the seventh reincarnating the first.
the {Nuer}