Definition of Tsantsa. Meaning of Tsantsa. Synonyms of Tsantsa

- known to keep shrunken human heads. Shuar people call a shrunken head a tsantsa, also transliterated tzantza. Many tribe leaders would display their heads...
- Western fascination with their former practice of shrinking human heads (tsantsa). From the time of first contact with Europeans in the 16th century, to...
- Ramotsie Junior Mkhize Rudolf Lekoeneha Maliele Vincent **** Motebang Sera Tsantsa Hlongoloane Sampi Mashome Rodolfo Garcia Walter Mazibuko Mpho Bereng Rethabile...
- Anderson, Todd (2021). "The authentication and repatriation of a ceremonial tsantsa to its country of origin (Ecuador)". Heritage Science. 9. doi:10.1186/s40494-021-00518-z...
- shamanism: Legitimisation Strategies of Rural Practitioners in mongolia". Tsantsa. 11: 111–14.[permanent dead link] Hesse, Klaus (1987). "On the History...
- the Aguarunas engaged in the practice of shrinking human heads to make tsantsa. Evangelical missionaries began contacting the Aguaruna in the mid-20th...
- other human remains. The museum's director issued a statement, "Exhibiting Tsantsas (shrunken heads) reinforced racist and stereotypical thinking that goes...
- the M**** (1948) Mara (1948) The Night Train to Lost Valley (1948) The Tsantsa in the Parlor (1948) The Wind in the Lilacs (1948) The Blue Spectacles...
- cyberpunk aesthetics to vaporwave: A study of contemporary digital practices]. Tsantsa | Revista de Investigaciones Artísticas (in Spanish). University of Cuenca...
- the M****" "Mara" "The Blue Spectacles" "Alannah" "Dead Man's Shoes" "The Tsantsa in the Parlor" "Balu" "The Extra P****enger" "The Wind in the Lilacs" "Miss...