Which of the following societies have traditionally used scarification as a form of body art?

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Scarification has been traditionally used as a form of body art among the Yoruba people of West Africa. It involves the intentional cutting or burning of the skin to create permanent designs, often as a symbol of cultural identity or group affiliation. The other cultures listed (Maori, Inuit, Navajo) have their own unique forms of body art, but scarification is not traditionally practiced among them.

Which of the Following Societies Have Traditionally Used Scarification as a Form