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Both sexs would like to adorn themselves
with paintings, necklaces, brecelets and ankle supports.
The paintings could cover the face, the body and sometimes
other members. The colors that would be used were the
red one, the white and the black, creating simple designs
based on rays and points very varied. The face and corporal
painting formed part of many rituals and norms of courtesy.
In addition it was used to communicate moods or the
circunstances in which was its carrier.
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