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  • *Unveiling the Ancient Art of Chamoru Slingstones: åcho’ atupat* - Leilanis Attic

    *Unveiling the Ancient Art of Chamoru Slingstones: åcho’ atupat*

    In the realm of ancient warfare, some weapons stand out not only for their lethality but also for the precision and artistry involved in their creation. The Chamoru people of the Mariana Islands wielded such a weapon, known as the slingstone or *åcho’ atupat*. These stones, fashioned with meticulous care from materials like limestone, basalt, and fire-hardened clay, played a pivotal role in the history of this Pacific archipelago.
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  • Unlocking the Mysteries of the Chamorro Sinahi Necklace - A Symbol of Chamoru Heritage - Leilanis Attic

    Unlocking the Mysteries of the Chamorro Sinahi Necklace - A Symbol of Chamoru Heritage

    The Chamorro Sinahi necklace, also known as the New Moon necklace, is a treasured relic that has held immense significance for the Chamorro (Chamoru) people for more than a millennium. This culturally rich adornment is deeply rooted in the traditions of Guam, an island nestled in the Pacific Ocean's embrace. In this article, we will delve into the history, materials, and cultural importance of the Chamorro Sinahi necklace, shedding light on its enduring legacy.
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