Yesterday we saw a Yanomami funeral. List two ways that they are similar and two ways they are different from funerals/ burial rights in the United States. Is there anything that we do that the Yanomami would find offensive? Is there any rights that the Yanomami perform that would seem strange to westerners?
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Yanomami Funeral Rights
Yesterday we saw a Yanomami funeral. List two ways that they are similar and two ways they are different from funerals/ burial rights in the United States. Is there anything that we do that the Yanomami would find offensive? Is there any rights that the Yanomami perform that would seem strange to westerners?
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they eat there dead and they dont bury them because they dont want there people to rot
ReplyDeletethey drunk the bones
ReplyDeletethey eat the bones and dont put them in the ground. we both have funnerals, and we both cremate
ReplyDeleteneveer bury the dead;; burn the bodies ; and crush the bones nhd eat em in tha soup ;;
ReplyDeletethey would never buried the dead..they would burn the bodies and crush the bones and eat them in soup.
ReplyDeleteit is similar because in the Us people are dre lov end they always want their love one to be forever in their heart.......when they drink the bones its showing hoow much we apprectiate that person as a person who cremats their family rember so they feel theyre spirts are always by heart
ReplyDeleteThey make the ashes into soup and onely the honored and close family drink the soup. U.Sburried dead people or burn ans save ashes . To the yanomami it will be offensive to burry them because they love them and want them to live with in them even though they are dead
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