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Mourning Custom Of Members Of A Northern Tribe Of Central Australia. Widows Of A Recently Deceased Man Would Cut Off Their Hair, Daub Themselves With Clay And Build A Shelter Of Boughs Away From The Main Camp. They Would Use A Digging Stick With A Pointed End To Cut Open Their Scalps As A Sign Of Their Sorrow. The Women Were Forbidden To Speak Again Until The Conclusion Of The Mourning Ceremonies Which Could Last For Months. From Customs Of The World, Published C.1913.
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