It proposes that, at least in the context of this gathering, fiber art is a matrilineal tradition, rooted in crafts and domestic skills passed on from mother to daughter.

Likewise, there is a tradition of remaining matrilineal traditions among the Picts.

Now two heirs stand between Melisande's boy and the throne, and well guarded each day of their lives; a more pressing concern is the succession of Alba, which proceeds in a matrilineal tradition.

The village she established with her loyal followers was ruled by a Mugudo, a male leader, but the peace and harmony of the village was disrupted by rivalries between different families, and therefore to pacify the land, the Mugudo impregnated his own daughter to restore the tribe's matrilineal tradition.

The republican population of just over 52,000 has retained the matrilineal traditions of original Marshallese culture, and at a young age children are taught politeness and respect for women and elders.

It is also stated in the book that the matrilineal tradition amongst families of telepaths was that the mother's unmarried name was carried forward to the children, which explains why generations of female telepaths, such as Lyta Alexander and Talia Winters, all carry their surname down the generations.

Instead, kinship patterns in indigenized families have incorporated elements of matrilocal, matrilineal, and matrifocal traditions found in Javanese society.

In keeping with the matrilineal tradition explained to Heather by Lysbeth Turner, Coven Celeste has been passed on to Heather's granddaughters, Phaydra and Ariadne.

That meant that children born of interfaith marriages whose fathers were Jewish could be considered Jewish, a dramatic departure from the matrilineal tradition holding that only those born to a Jewish mother are considered Jewish.

Bearys do not follow the matrilineal tradition, unlike the Moplahs.