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Gregorio MANZUR : Huarpe homes: strict distinction between places for receiving and private space

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A Huarpe woman introduces the young Gregorio Manzur to the traditions of his people

in : Gregorio MANZUR : "The Universe of the Huarpe Indians of Guanacache"

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Huarpe homes: strict distinction between places for receiving and private space

in : Gregorio MANZUR : "The Universe of the Huarpe Indians of Guanacache"

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Gregorio Manzur briefly describes the homes of Huarpe Indians, which are generally very simple. He mentions their profound respect for homes’ privacy and intimacy. In fact, one may not enter Huarpe homes unless being invited by the owner of the home.

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