Everything about Ambilineality totally explained
Ambilineality is a system of determining
descent groups in which one belongs to one's father's or mother's
lineage. Unlike
Unilineal descent, Ambilineality allows the individual the option of choosing their own
lineage.
Societies practicing Ambilineal descent are especially common in
Southeast Asia and the
Pacific.
Polynesian cultures are generally ambilineal, including for example
Samoans,
Māori and
Hawaiians. The
indigenous peoples of
Northwestern North America are also practitioners of Ambilineality; it also often occurs among
Jewish people living in the
United States.
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