University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Wfig P 2, U: RV f mam.- .t .5 yaw; V. Human amyumw w. it; 3.2 . 3,, g, 5;. No evidence of the forms of courtship and family organization among the Adena remains. But since this prehistoric society endured for over a millen- nium and a half we may say of the courtship which led to family life that it was effective and served its purposet

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It is probable that among the Adenut-as in many primitive culturesimost learning took place in- formally: at the mothef's knee, or following the father in the hunt. Some undoubtedly was accom- plished through story- and myth-telling around the campfire. Perhaps the grandfather or tribal elder would gather the younger members around him after supper to relate the wondrous deeds and Aesopts tables of that era, stories which t'as those in our own culturet subtly reinforced and reflected the existing value tystem.

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