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Monday, 08 February 2010

A project that promises to revolutionize the way traditional knowledge is gathered and used across Nunavut’s vast expanse has run into a problem all too familiar to software entrepreneurs everywhere — it’s running out of cash.

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Last Updated ( Monday, 08 February 2010 )
 

In the old times, the indigenous peoples used to have their own regulations and systems to run the society. First we will learn from the Bunun tribe.
The traditional picture calendar of Bunun reveals the world of knowledge of its people. The picture calendar records the life of the Bunun in a scientific way. It uses drawings to give instructions for every day life. The calendar also reflects the Bunun's concept of time. Lets see the Bunun traditional calendar.

http://titvweekly.titv.org.tw

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