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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SMALL - SCALE GOLD MINING IN NORTH - WESTERN BENIN9 In 1993 , gold miners started illegally exploiting abandoned gold mines in the northern Atakora mountains , 10 south - east of the district capital Natitingou.11 Migrants from all over ...
SMALL - SCALE GOLD MINING IN NORTH - WESTERN BENIN9 In 1993 , gold miners started illegally exploiting abandoned gold mines in the northern Atakora mountains , 10 south - east of the district capital Natitingou.11 Migrants from all over ...
الصفحة 150
... gold and then his organisers and the other workers receive their shares . Everyone then has to extract the gold and in most cases they employ assistants to pound and mill the ore . Women , who are paid either cash or a certain amount of ...
... gold and then his organisers and the other workers receive their shares . Everyone then has to extract the gold and in most cases they employ assistants to pound and mill the ore . Women , who are paid either cash or a certain amount of ...
الصفحة 152
... gold seller rejecting a deal , of taking back his gold if there were doubts about the accuracy of the scales or of offering it to another petty trader . Instead the seller and dealer would simply conclude the transaction.24 This ...
... gold seller rejecting a deal , of taking back his gold if there were doubts about the accuracy of the scales or of offering it to another petty trader . Instead the seller and dealer would simply conclude the transaction.24 This ...
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