A Burmese priestess must lure a king cobra from his cave and kiss him three times on the brow in order to bring fertility to the women of her village.
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Saturday, July 23, 2011
KISSING A SNAKE
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Friday, April 8, 2011
ANTHROPOLOGY
Masques Primitifs is a neat book I found at the Newberry Library Book Fair several years back for $2. It contains about 30 or so pictures of ancient masks from around the world. Written and photographed by I.L. Schneider, published in 1951.
These are some good ones, (unfortunately they are not dated):
These are some good ones, (unfortunately they are not dated):
(Haida People - Pacific Northwest/ Alaska)
(Peninsula of the Gazelle, Papua New Guinea)
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