e lived on a long flat topped mound which was usually about eight to ten feet in height. There was usually a similar mound nearby decorated with two carved birds on the roof. This was considered to be the temple where two guardians watched the eternal fire and the sacred bones and bodies of the preceding Great Suns. Next on the social tree would be the Great Sun's chief advisors and her children. His chief advisor would often be called White Woman and she was his mother. These individuals would be known as the most noble and accomplished class in the nation. Next on the social tree were the nobles followed by the Honored people. Stinkards were considered the lowest class from a social viewpoint. Because people were advised to take spouses from a lower social class, many children were born into a higher class than that of their fathers. Each generation of children were one class below that of their father. When a Sun marries a stinkard
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