What does the text describe about the Avavares and Arbandos?
Understand the Problem
The text appears to be an excerpt describing the lifestyle and culture of the Avavares and Arbandos, likely from a historical account. It discusses their perceptions of time, their treatment of others, and their living conditions.
Answer
The Avavares understood natural seasons, treated the narrator well, lacked resources like corn, and went naked, covering themselves with deerskins at night.
The text describes the Avavares and Arbandos as having an understanding of seasons by natural events rather than by the calendar. The Avavares treated the narrator well, but they lived in greater want, lacking corn, acorns, or pecans and went naked, covering themselves with deerskins at night.
Answer for screen readers
The text describes the Avavares and Arbandos as having an understanding of seasons by natural events rather than by the calendar. The Avavares treated the narrator well, but they lived in greater want, lacking corn, acorns, or pecans and went naked, covering themselves with deerskins at night.
More Information
The Avavares and Arbandos' way of life is noted for its simplicity and connection to natural events rather than reliance on structured timekeeping.
Sources
- CHAPTER 36: Our Life among the Avavares and Arbadaos - Explorion - explorion.net
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