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Pagina 28
Before the fish are eaten, the heads are cut off and placed on one corner of the
tray. It is considered a must to remove the head before consumption. Gradually
the housewife skins and debones the fish which is then torn into smaller pieces
and ...
Before the fish are eaten, the heads are cut off and placed on one corner of the
tray. It is considered a must to remove the head before consumption. Gradually
the housewife skins and debones the fish which is then torn into smaller pieces
and ...
Pagina 35
30), and a circular kuar (whose surface is usually covered with ash) serving to
support the three mahawir on which a pot is placed (Fig. 3 1 and Photos 10-11).
TABLE 1 SPICES AND THEIR FLAVOR (based on Parry 1969) Fig. 29. Cooking
on ...
30), and a circular kuar (whose surface is usually covered with ash) serving to
support the three mahawir on which a pot is placed (Fig. 3 1 and Photos 10-11).
TABLE 1 SPICES AND THEIR FLAVOR (based on Parry 1969) Fig. 29. Cooking
on ...
Pagina 49
To incense clothes the burning mixture of incense is placed under the incense
rack. Garments are then wrapped around the madkhanah, preferably dresses first
. The latter are inserted in the pointed tip of the rack, the remaining parts carefully
...
To incense clothes the burning mixture of incense is placed under the incense
rack. Garments are then wrapped around the madkhanah, preferably dresses first
. The latter are inserted in the pointed tip of the rack, the remaining parts carefully
...
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The Tactile Experience | 29 |
The Visual Experience | 52 |
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | Aesthetics and Ritual in the United Arab Emirates: The Anthropology of Food and Personal Adornment Among Arabian Women |
| Autore | Aïda Kanafani-Zahar |
| Editore | American University of Beirut, 1983 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | la University of Michigan |
| Digitalizzato | 8 ott 2008 |
| Lunghezza | 119 pagine |
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