Africa, المجلد 49Oxford University Press, 1979 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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... Awka has always depended on its surrounding villages to supply it with food , permitting occupational specialization of Awka itinerant tradesmen . After the Nigerian civil war many Igbo moved very close to their towns or cities of ...
... Awka has always depended on its surrounding villages to supply it with food , permitting occupational specialization of Awka itinerant tradesmen . After the Nigerian civil war many Igbo moved very close to their towns or cities of ...
الصفحة 356
... Awka smiths were not known in any of these areas , but they seem to have either frequented them less systematically or on a sporadic basis . Intervals in Awka Periodic intervals in Awka completed the basic order of the work cycle . In ...
... Awka smiths were not known in any of these areas , but they seem to have either frequented them less systematically or on a sporadic basis . Intervals in Awka Periodic intervals in Awka completed the basic order of the work cycle . In ...
الصفحة 363
than Awka's unit of exchange , the Igala dealt in brass rods in the late 19th century , and southeasterners traded with the manilla . Smiths found it advantageous to bring back dried fish , meat , skins , maize , yams , spices , Igala ...
than Awka's unit of exchange , the Igala dealt in brass rods in the late 19th century , and southeasterners traded with the manilla . Smiths found it advantageous to bring back dried fish , meat , skins , maize , yams , spices , Igala ...
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