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Jiang says sky burial combined mother-goddess worship with ancestor worship: vultures consumed the flesh as tribute, bones returned to the house, and skulls remained in the living room for ancestor worship.
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Jiang says sky burial combined mother-goddess worship with ancestor worship: vultures consumed the flesh as tribute, bones returned to the house, and skulls remained in the living room for ancestor worship.
"...you bury it back in your house. And you take the skull and you keep the skull in your living room to worship your..."
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