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The Ik’ culture, ‘The Pomo Indians’ and The Nayar Society of Southern India’ The Ik
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Choose any THREE of the cultures described overleaf and write a description of the differences and similarities between the cultures you have chosen and your own culture. Briefly discuss why it is difficult to trust the accuracy of the anthropological evidence. The three cultures I have chosen to talk about in this essay are 'The Ik' culture, 'The Pomo Indians' and The Nayar Society of Southern India' The Ik is a culture from Northern Uganda. The Pomo Indians is a culture from (find out more info) and lastly, The Nayar Society is a culture from Southern India. I will also be mentioning some things from my culture, which is the Yoruba culture. The Yoruba tribe is from Nigeria (West Nigeria) When it comes to family, The Ik culture believes that family is not important at all. As it says in the source "The family does not feature heavily in the culture...."...
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