The Mothers: The Matriarchal Theory of Social Origins

Africa Ainu Aleuts amongst animals appear archal association Australian become belong birth bride bride-price bridegroom brothers Bushmen carnivora chastity chief child civilised clan common consanguineous constitution custom daughter division of labour East Africa economic Etruscans European exist exogamy fact father female Fuegians functions girls gorilla Greek Guaycurus herd human society husband Igorot inbreeding incest Indians instance instincts Islands live lower cultures Malay Malay race male mammals married maternal matrilinear matrilocal marriage Melanesia Minoan monkeys monogamous moral mother mother-in-law native never observed offspring parents pastoral patriarchal family patriarchal marriage patriarchal society patriarchal theory polygamous position of women primitive human primitive society races regarded relatives remain remarks riage Roman rule savage says sentiment sexes sexual relations sisters social organisation social origins species stages of culture tion tradition tribes Tuareg unions usage Veddahs village wife wives woman young