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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... groups 1967 ; Stiles 1981 ) . These groups are generally named according to their specific localities , such as the Waata Omartu , who live between There may also be former Waata groups among the Samburu , who remained behind after the ...
... groups 1967 ; Stiles 1981 ) . These groups are generally named according to their specific localities , such as the Waata Omartu , who live between There may also be former Waata groups among the Samburu , who remained behind after the ...
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... groups marked their territories in this way . In these different localities , the Waata interacted with neighbouring agricultural and agro - pastoral groups . They are known by different names by these groups . In Kenya , the Kamba and ...
... groups marked their territories in this way . In these different localities , the Waata interacted with neighbouring agricultural and agro - pastoral groups . They are known by different names by these groups . In Kenya , the Kamba and ...
الصفحة 199
... groups were in fact ' nomads without cattle ' , which ' consisted largely of disenfranchised pastoralists and farmers , rather than being descendants of ancient populations who have hunted since " time immemorial ” . On the basis of the ...
... groups were in fact ' nomads without cattle ' , which ' consisted largely of disenfranchised pastoralists and farmers , rather than being descendants of ancient populations who have hunted since " time immemorial ” . On the basis of the ...
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