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Hottentots ( the Khoe - speaking herders ) and those peoples called Central or Khoe Bushmen . As a linguistic term it also includes the languages of one or two peoples not commonly classified as Khoisan , namely , the Damara and perhaps ...
Hottentots ( the Khoe - speaking herders ) and those peoples called Central or Khoe Bushmen . As a linguistic term it also includes the languages of one or two peoples not commonly classified as Khoisan , namely , the Damara and perhaps ...
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Most authorities agree that the Khoe - speaking peoples are the product of a common origin and subsequent dispersal from somewhere north of their present locations . Yet there are in fact three theories of Khoe migration from Zimbabwe ...
Most authorities agree that the Khoe - speaking peoples are the product of a common origin and subsequent dispersal from somewhere north of their present locations . Yet there are in fact three theories of Khoe migration from Zimbabwe ...
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logies ; it is simply that previous categorisations are entirely irrelevant to Khoe Bushman life and are easily forgotten . From Early Khoe Bushman to Western Khoe Bushman We may assume that the Early Khoe system was probably like that ...
logies ; it is simply that previous categorisations are entirely irrelevant to Khoe Bushman life and are easily forgotten . From Early Khoe Bushman to Western Khoe Bushman We may assume that the Early Khoe system was probably like that ...
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Mobility in southwest Nigeria | 1 |
The politics of transporting | 14 |
Kinship dynamics past and present | 29 |
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