In the story of the Manobo community, the objects or creatures that bore the marks of their presence were the trees marked with the slash-and-burn farming technique, the rice terraces that showcased their agricultural prowess, and the swidden farms that revealed their sustainable farming practices in harmony with nature.
The premodern Homo sapiens crania from Gough's Cave in England and the site of Herto in Ethiopia show possible evidence of cannibalism in the form of cut marks. These cut marks suggest that those individuals may have been subjected to cannibalistic practices.
Tribal marks should be abolished because they can be seen as a form of physical harm or mutilation imposed on individuals without their consent. They can also perpetuate outdated notions of superiority or inferiority based on tribal affiliations. Additionally, tribal marks may hinder individuals from fully integrating into larger society or pursuing certain endeavors due to social stigmas associated with them.
It is believed that humans first appeared on Earth around 300,000 years ago in Africa, evolving from earlier hominid species. This marks the beginning of the species Homo sapiens, which eventually migrated and populated different regions of the world.
The second step in the chain of civilization is typically the development of agriculture and the establishment of settled communities. This transition marks a shift from a nomadic lifestyle to a more stable and organized society, with people focusing on cultivating crops and domesticating animals for food.
Modern humans, or Homo sapiens, first appeared around 300,000 years ago in Africa. This marks the species' emergence and eventual spread across the continents.
Harold Marks has written: 'Community associations and adult education' 'Education for offenders: provision and needs'
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My mother always called ecchymoses "black and blue marks."
From the original series : episode 29 - "Operation: Annihilate!"
One of the only colleges you will get admission to when you're getting 44 marks, is probably a community college. Most major universities will not admit a student who is only getting a 44 average.
No, the markings in corn fields are not made by flying objects, they're made by walking.
It shows it is theirs. It marks their territory. (scent) If the rabbit rubs its chin on your hand, for example, it means it likes you and you are its property now.
In "The Giver," a sign of moving out into the community and away from the protective family unit is the Ceremony of Twelve, where each child is assigned their role in the community based on their strengths and interests. This marks the beginning of their transition into adulthood and their integration into the structured society.
Yes, but you can NOT use anything objects to hit them! and you can not leave marks! you can ONLY use your HAND! that is it! and the child has to be fully clothed! if you strip them or use any objects it IS CHILD ABUSE! if they scream because you have hit them too hard it IS CHILD ABUSE!
scientist every were are finding out flies are revolting pesky creatures that are attracted to discusting surfaces such as garbage sewers and horrible horrible smelling objects such as a human who hasn't showered or bathe flies like nothing else besides horrid things
Attend a community College. If by bad marks you mean like 3.5 trying to get into Harvard, write an amazing essay and accentuate things other than your GPA which would make you stand out from other candidates. People have done it before.
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