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Family Man
Author(s)Welsch, Roger L.
AbstractThe concept of family for the Omaha Indians of eastern Nebraska encompasses a much wider meaning than that of the conventional global idea of family. For this tribe, family can, and does, embrace members of other blood-related family units as well as nonblood-related members.
IssueNo11
Pages64-65
ArticleArticle Not Available
SourceNatural History
VolumeNo101
PubDateNovember 1992
ISBN_ISSN0028-0712

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