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Essay heading: The Kalapalo Indians
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Many of the modern local groups can only reconstruct their own history
which is in limited detail, these systems can't be isolated completely from the
existing society.
The two most important social units in Upper Xingu society are the village and
the household groups. Both the village and household can be considered corporate
in that both control rights to territorial resources, acts as a unit when
performing certain economic and ceremonial activities... displayed 300 characters
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Members of a household
group are obligated to pass out food which they collect amongst themselves. Even
when one cannot supply food a Kalapalo is assured of a share because everyone is
treated with the same kind of respect. Despite this corporate organization,
membership in villages and households is constantly changing, and there is much
movement of people between group to group... displayed next 300 characters
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