As we know the Baseri culture depends mostly in their herd to support them selves by their product. They travel to different places seeking good pastures for the flock. I have learned a lot from this research paper. The way these people leave is a matter to admire, they leave in tents but each household has a head men. But something that I learned is that men and women have equal rights within their household they exchange duties and labor is divided among family members depending sex and age. I didn’t talk about marriage but I think it is nice to know that marriage occurs between the ages of sixteen and twenty in woman, me a little older. Somehow similar to our society know a days. The father usually equips his daughter with many household items and may give sheep to his son-in-law. Basically the same in my culture we parents tend to give our children who get married everything so that they won’t suffer in their new life. In the religion aspects they don’t have much to write about they traditionally have the life cycle rituals particularly at birth, marriage and death. They have no ritual officers but they call in a holly man from a nearby village to perform their rituals. They also do rituals for agriculture and migration so that they have rain so that their fields have plenty of pasture to support their herds. And the ritual for migration is so that when they travel every
As we know the Baseri culture depends mostly in their herd to support them selves by their product. They travel to different places seeking good pastures for the flock. I have learned a lot from this research paper. The way these people leave is a matter to admire, they leave in tents but each household has a head men. But something that I learned is that men and women have equal rights within their household they exchange duties and labor is divided among family members depending sex and age. I didn’t talk about marriage but I think it is nice to know that marriage occurs between the ages of sixteen and twenty in woman, me a little older. Somehow similar to our society know a days. The father usually equips his daughter with many household items and may give sheep to his son-in-law. Basically the same in my culture we parents tend to give our children who get married everything so that they won’t suffer in their new life. In the religion aspects they don’t have much to write about they traditionally have the life cycle rituals particularly at birth, marriage and death. They have no ritual officers but they call in a holly man from a nearby village to perform their rituals. They also do rituals for agriculture and migration so that they have rain so that their fields have plenty of pasture to support their herds. And the ritual for migration is so that when they travel every