'Baca married women are heavily draped. Back and front half-skirts of goatskin are surmounted by a series of bright, beaded cloths. A red, upper apron, a black, lower apron and a shoulder cape are all necessary items for married wear. The head cap must also be worn over hair which is prepared in long strands and treated with red ochre and motor oil. A sausage-like ornament keeps the hair away from the face. Pins decorated with wool or beads form fantastic and colourful hair ornaments for gala occasions. Baca married women when at a party take a very active part in the dancing.'