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They were made by both men and women and could be painted or left unpainted. Their construction varied from tribe to tribe, but they were generally about one metre in length and sometimes had a stone head attached with bees wax and string. They were made from where a branch met the tree, or from a young tree pulled up with its roots from the ground.

They were made by both men and women and could be painted or left unpainted. Their construction varied from tribe to tribe, but they were generally about one metre in length and sometimes had a stone head attached with bees wax and string. They were made from where a branch met the tree, or from a young tree pulled up with its roots from the ground.

Fueron hechos por hombres y mujeres y podían pintarse o dejarse sin pintar. Su construcción variaba de una tribu a otra, pero generalmente tenían aproximadamente un metro de largo y a veces tenían una cabeza de piedra unida con cera de abeja y cuerdas. Se hicieron de donde una rama se unía al árbol o de un árbol joven arrancado con sus raíces del suelo.

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