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Costume & Identity in Highland Ecuador. ed. Ann Pollard Rowe. In most parts of highland Ecuador, people still identify themselves as indigenous and as belonging to a particular ethnic subgroup by the clothes and ornaments they wear

Costume & Identity in Highland Ecuador. Published by Washington. ISBN 10: 0295977426 ISBN 13: 9780295977423. In most parts of highland Ecuador, people still identify themselves as indigenous and as belonging to a particular ethnic subgroup by the clothes and ornaments they wear. Although formerly the most distinctive costumes tended to occur among the more isolated and independent groups, today their use has more to do with the degree of political or ethnic consciousness felt by each group.

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In most parts of highland Ecuador, people still identify themselves as indigenous and as belonging to a particular . This work is the first detailed survey of Ecuadorian costume and will become a standard reference and a much-needed model for other areas of South America.

In most parts of highland Ecuador, people still identify themselves as indigenous and as belonging to a particular ethnic subgroup by the clothes and ornaments they wear.

In most parts of highland Ecuador, people still identify themselves as indigenous and as belonging to a particular ethnic subgroup by the clothes and ornaments they wear

In most parts of highland Ecuador, people still identify themselves as indigenous and as belonging to a particular ethnic subgroup by the clothes and ornaments they wear. Some people are even wearing ethnic dress as a political statement against forced assimilation.

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