Traditionally, people in New Guinea tribes are hog tusks - or the massive traffic jams - in the partitions of their noses. This decorative piercing has been known since prehistoric times, and is associated with the rites of puberty. It gives the status of men and Papuan warriors. Canines that are in the nasal septum, not only impress women, but if the arc of the canines, directed upward, frighten the enemy. In South America, Indian tribe, women wear a ring Cuno in the nasal septum (Septum) as a sign of submission to their husbands.