Ya̦nomamö, the Fierce People

abduct agnates alliance allied villages Ariwari arrow began behavior blood blow bride service brothers canoe Chagnon chest-pounding duel club fight cross-cousin cultivated curare Damowä daughter dead descent groups different villages drug eating enemies example exogamy FaSiDa father females fieldwork fierce fruit garden genealogies girl guests hammock headman hedu hekura hosts hunting husband Indians individual jungle Kaobawä's group Kaobawä's village killed kinsmen leaves live located Lower Bisaasi-teri machete Mahekodo-teri males marriage marriage exchanges marriage rules married meat MoBrDa Monou-teri mother Möwaraoba-teri name taboo obligations Orinoco River palm parallel cousins Paruriwä Patanowä-teri patrilineal plant plantains political produce raiders reciprocal relationship Rerebawä Reyaboböwei-teri Sha lineage shabono shamans Shamatari villages shooting shot sister trade treacherous feast tree Tribes Mission trip uncontacted Upper Bisaasi-teri usually village fissioning vine visitors warfare wife wives woman women Yanomamö villages young younger