Note 10 — Chapter IV · TAITA TO KILIMA-NJARO.
Reading edition
This practice is called by the Wa-čaga “Kišoṅo.” The skin is generally taken from the animal’s forehead, and the ceremony is equivalent to blood-brotherhood.
Reading edition
This practice is called by the Wa-čaga “Kišoṅo.” The skin is generally taken from the animal’s forehead, and the ceremony is equivalent to blood-brotherhood.