Where on their bodies did the Maori men have tattoos? a. on their faces and the soles of their feet b. on their faces and the lower body between the waist and knees c. on their faces and the upper torso d. on their necks and arms

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17 August, 15:48

Where on their bodies did the Maori men have tattoos? a. on their faces and the soles of their feet b. on their faces and the lower body between the waist and knees c. on their faces and the upper torso d. on their necks and arms

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Shane Lang · Answer 1

b. on their faces and the lower body between the waist and knees

Explanation:

To the Maori people defines the nobility of a man in the clan to which he belongs. The more tattoos a man have in his face, the higher his clan position. In this way great warriors were formed, feared by enemies.

But tattooing was not just a privilege of men, as women could also be tattooed in certain rituals. While men tattooed their face, legs and butt, women were limited to their chin, lips, neck, and back.

Johnathon Lawrence · Answer 2

A

Explanation:

on their faces and the soles of their feet