Diet And Race Anthropological Essays
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With few exceptions these peoples depend for their subsistence on rice and a fair portion of wild and cultivated fruits and roots. The Mentawei islanders and the coast dwellers of Ceram eat, as their staple, sago, seasoned with DIET AND COLOUR 77 sea water or salt ; but besides these it is only those of dark complexion, the islanders of Kei and Aru, of Timorlaut, of Palawan, and the wild tribes of the Malay Peninsula who, having little or no rice, are forced to maintain themselves on roots and ...fruits, on the pith of the sago palm, or on arrow- root. Few are so poor that they cannot afford fish in one form or another, fresh from sea or river or salted from the coast districts. Animal food is with most a luxury, though the inland tribes of the larger islands will frequently succeed in killing sufficient game to support them during some days, while those on the coast secure quantities of turtle. Salt is an essential ingredient of daily food over the greater part of the Archipelago, yet no general statement will give a fair idea of the quantities which are available in different islands or in different parts of the greater land areas.
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With few exceptions these peoples depend for their subsistence on rice and a fair portion of wild and cultivated fruits and roots. The Mentawei islanders and the coast dwellers of Ceram eat, as their staple, sago, seasoned with DIET AND COLOUR 77 sea water or salt ; but besides these it is only those of dark complexion, the islanders of Kei and Aru, of Timorlaut, of Palawan, and the wild tribes of the Malay Peninsula who, having little or no rice, are forced to maintain themselves on roots and ...fruits, on the pith of the sago palm, or on arrow- root. Few are so poor that they cannot afford fish in one form or another, fresh from sea or river or salted from the coast districts. Animal food is with most a luxury, though the inland tribes of the larger islands will frequently succeed in killing sufficient game to support them during some days, while those on the coast secure quantities of turtle. Salt is an essential ingredient of daily food over the greater part of the Archipelago, yet no general statement will give a fair idea of the quantities which are available in different islands or in different parts of the greater land areas.
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