Africa, المجلد 74،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 2004 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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... example of the special position of the mother's brother . Jack Goody ( 1959 : 81 ) has formulated the problem as a ' basic contradiction between the principle of unilineal descent and the unity of the sibling group . For unilineal ...
... example of the special position of the mother's brother . Jack Goody ( 1959 : 81 ) has formulated the problem as a ' basic contradiction between the principle of unilineal descent and the unity of the sibling group . For unilineal ...
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... example , during the harvest of guinea corn , men would cut the stalks and cut off corn ears together with women who then collected ears , which were again sorted and bundled in cooperation . Men normally owned the fields which were ...
... example , during the harvest of guinea corn , men would cut the stalks and cut off corn ears together with women who then collected ears , which were again sorted and bundled in cooperation . Men normally owned the fields which were ...
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... example of a temporary singular institution . Cult agencies were more often declared temporarily singular ; for example , Moninjom was said to have been restricted to a group of villages for some decades , and the agency of Eburukpabi ...
... example of a temporary singular institution . Cult agencies were more often declared temporarily singular ; for example , Moninjom was said to have been restricted to a group of villages for some decades , and the agency of Eburukpabi ...
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