Sentences with TSANTSA
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The tsantsa is a shrunken head that is often associated with Amazonian tribes."
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"Museums sometimes exhibit tsantsas as anthropological artifacts."
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"The indigenous tribes of Ecuador have a long history of creating tsantsas."
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"The process of making a tsantsa involves shrinking and preserving the head of an enemy."
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"Collectors are often fascinated by the craftsmanship displayed in tsantsas."
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"The practice of creating tsantsas has become less common over the years."
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"Many tsantsas have intricate tribal tattoos etched onto the skin."
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"The demand for authentic tsantsas has led to a market for counterfeit versions."
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"Some people find tsantsas unsettling due to their macabre nature."
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"The process of obtaining a tsantsa was considered a great honor among warriors."
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"The authenticity of some tsantsas on the market has been called into question."
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"Legend has it that tsantsas could bring good fortune or curse their owners."
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"The art of creating tsantsas is passed down from generation to generation."
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"The intricate detail on a tsantsa often reveals the skill of the creator."
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"The process of shrinking a tsantsa involves removing the skull and stuffing it with plant fibers."
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"The tsantsa is a shrunken head used in certain rituals by indigenous tribes."
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"The ethnologist examined the tsantsa for its cultural significance."
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"The museum displayed a collection of tsantsas from Amazonian tribes."
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"Legend has it that the tsantsa carries a curse on those who possess it."
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"The tsantsa was meticulously crafted with intricate details and sewn lips."
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"Anthropologists study tsantsas to understand the practices and beliefs of the tribe."
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"The tsantsa was obtained through a traditional process involving ritualistic practices."
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"Collectors are willing to pay a hefty price for an authentic tsantsa."
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"The tsantsa is considered a sacred object with spiritual powers."
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"The tsantsa was carefully preserved to maintain its cultural value."
