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labour is valued in Gebusi Society fourth edition what type of work do the people do?...

labour is valued in Gebusi Society fourth edition what type of work do the people do? Who does the labor? Why? Why is it important?
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Answer (1) People do hunting activites including fishing, cutting trees (specially sago palms), building houses and making weapons ( including arrows, bows ), making tobacco pipes and ritual decorators . These are mostly done by men in the society. Women in society did activities like weave bags, skirts and chest bands and also do weeding and harvesting and also process sago.

Above activites are important because it leads to economic development of Gebusi society by trading above products with adjacent groups. It will help in getting other things in exchange, (that is system of exchange known as barter system where goods and exchanged with goods).

Hence concluded that above was all about activities done by labour of Gebusi society.

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