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الصفحة 147
The Phoka of northern Malawi are a subgroup of Tumbuku speakers ( Tew , 1950 ) . They identify themselves by speaking the Phoka dialect , although they can all speak ' normal ' Tumbuku , and by reminding the observer at all times of ...
The Phoka of northern Malawi are a subgroup of Tumbuku speakers ( Tew , 1950 ) . They identify themselves by speaking the Phoka dialect , although they can all speak ' normal ' Tumbuku , and by reminding the observer at all times of ...
الصفحة 148
The survival of Phoka tradition was particularly evident in the ritual associated with smelting . All the participants were familiar with the procedures and were keen to instruct us in them . Since they had grown up together there was ...
The survival of Phoka tradition was particularly evident in the ritual associated with smelting . All the participants were familiar with the procedures and were keen to instruct us in them . Since they had grown up together there was ...
الصفحة 169
0 * x 12 Kowi ( Phoka ) ( Widdringtonia nodiflora ) . Nyika cypress . Roots and leaves used . Its knobbly sapling provides the ' belt ' of the furnace . No other uses . 0 * X 13 Lufifya ( Phoka ) ( Securinega virosa ) . Nyika tree .
0 * x 12 Kowi ( Phoka ) ( Widdringtonia nodiflora ) . Nyika cypress . Roots and leaves used . Its knobbly sapling provides the ' belt ' of the furnace . No other uses . 0 * X 13 Lufifya ( Phoka ) ( Securinega virosa ) . Nyika tree .
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