Africa, المجلد 57Oxford University Press, 1987 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 69
... region , but it appears to be reflected in the basic attitude towards Assongu , which is positive among the Eotilé and negative among the other groups ( with the exception of the king of Ndénié , whose attitude is strictly pragmatic ) ...
... region , but it appears to be reflected in the basic attitude towards Assongu , which is positive among the Eotilé and negative among the other groups ( with the exception of the king of Ndénié , whose attitude is strictly pragmatic ) ...
الصفحة 70
... region rather than assongu . Moreover , the archaeological context in which they were found resembles mmaso ( Akan sites of commemorative shrines to royal ancestors ) rather than assongu shrines . Thus far no material evidence of the ...
... region rather than assongu . Moreover , the archaeological context in which they were found resembles mmaso ( Akan sites of commemorative shrines to royal ancestors ) rather than assongu shrines . Thus far no material evidence of the ...
الصفحة 197
... region was based on a fairly typical Sahelian system of transhumance , or seasonal movement . During the rainy ... region of Senegal which has received very little in terms of basic governmental services , our presence in the region was ...
... region was based on a fairly typical Sahelian system of transhumance , or seasonal movement . During the rainy ... region of Senegal which has received very little in terms of basic governmental services , our presence in the region was ...
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