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The Anatu are a collection of tribal peoples living in the forested regions North of Tabras and West of Krolar. They have semi permanent villages. They gather, hunt and fish from the lush bounty of their temperate forest region. There is modest trade with their more "civilized" neighbours, and generally peaceful relations amongst their scattered tribes. | <!--stub--> | ||
==Cultural Overview== | |||
:The Anatu are a collection of tribal peoples living in the forested regions North of [[Tabras]] and West of [[Krolar]]. They have semi permanent villages. They gather, hunt and fish from the lush bounty of their temperate forest region. There is modest trade with their more "civilized" neighbours, and generally peaceful relations amongst their scattered tribes. | |||
==Origins== | |||
===Geography=== | ===Geography=== | ||
:The Anatu claim territory in the forested region North of Tabras and West of Krolar. | |||
==Language== | |||
==Family== | ==Family== | ||
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===Importance=== | ===Importance=== | ||
===Influence=== | ===Influence=== | ||
===Orphans=== | |||
:Among the Anatu orphans are often fostered, or adopted by some family or another, usually one which a recent loss of a child. The newly adopted child will often be seen as the least favourite, with the foster parents favouring true offspring over the once orphaned child. | |||
==Religion== | |||
===Primary Beliefs=== | |||
===Religious Figures=== | |||
===List of Religious Observances=== | |||
===Structure=== | |||
==Ceremonial== | ==Ceremonial== | ||
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==Fashion== | ==Fashion== | ||
===Textiles=== | ===Textiles=== | ||
===Dyes=== | ====Dyes==== | ||
===Embellishments=== | ====Embellishments==== | ||
===Outfits=== | ===Outfits=== | ||
====Daily by Class==== | ====Daily by Class==== | ||
====Ceremonial==== | ====Ceremonial==== | ||
==== | ====Regalia==== | ||
===Jewellery=== | ===Jewellery=== | ||
===Makeup=== | ===Makeup=== | ||
==Leisure Activities== | ==Leisure Activities== | ||
===Sports | ===Sports=== | ||
===Games=== | ===Games=== | ||
====Gambling==== | ====Gambling==== | ||
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==Arts== | ==Arts== | ||
===Storytelling=== | |||
===Writing=== | |||
====Poetry==== | |||
====Fiction==== | |||
===Theatre=== | |||
====Acting==== | |||
====Plays==== | |||
===Dance=== | |||
====Gymnastics==== | |||
===Music=== | ===Music=== | ||
==== | ====Singing==== | ||
====Percussion==== | ====Percussion==== | ||
====Strings==== | ====Strings==== | ||
====Wind==== | ====Wind==== | ||
===Painting=== | ===Painting=== | ||
===Sculpture=== | ===Sculpture=== | ||
==Daily Routine== | ==Time== | ||
===Timekeeping=== | |||
===Daily Routine=== | |||
===Timeline=== | |||
==Persons== | |||
:[[List of Persons by Culture#Anatu|List of Anatu Persons]] | |||
==Stories== | |||
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:[[Barbarian (fifty word fantasy)]] | |||
:[[Perplexed (fifty word fantasy)]] | |||
:[[Relearn (fifty word fantasy)]] | |||
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==See Also== | |||
[[Category:Anatu]] | |||
[[Category:Culture]] | |||
[[Category:Tribal]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:27, 29 August 2022
Cultural Overview
- The Anatu are a collection of tribal peoples living in the forested regions North of Tabras and West of Krolar. They have semi permanent villages. They gather, hunt and fish from the lush bounty of their temperate forest region. There is modest trade with their more "civilized" neighbours, and generally peaceful relations amongst their scattered tribes.
Origins
Geography
- The Anatu claim territory in the forested region North of Tabras and West of Krolar.
Language
Family
Structure / Size
Roles of Family Members
Importance
Influence
Orphans
- Among the Anatu orphans are often fostered, or adopted by some family or another, usually one which a recent loss of a child. The newly adopted child will often be seen as the least favourite, with the foster parents favouring true offspring over the once orphaned child.
