the Tahitians and the Nootka

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…man are the primary division of class. For fighting purposes they both had had encounters from groups from neighboring societies, the Nootka take war very seriously and rituals are strictly followed. The Tahitians keep their enemies as slave and hostages. Cannibalism is not practiced but the sacrifices of captives are done in religious rituals. The weaponry is basically the same but the way of going to battle is more planed and rehearsed for the Nootka.