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الصفحة 53
PROFILE AND PROCESS SUBSISTENCE HUNTERS IN A ZAMBIAN COMMUNITY STUART A. MARKS TOST descriptions of social life in rural communities in Central Africa contain some references to hunters or hunting practices . Despite the decimation of ...
PROFILE AND PROCESS SUBSISTENCE HUNTERS IN A ZAMBIAN COMMUNITY STUART A. MARKS TOST descriptions of social life in rural communities in Central Africa contain some references to hunters or hunting practices . Despite the decimation of ...
الصفحة 55
basic dependence of Valley Bisa society upon subsistence agriculture and urban employment with its subsequent reduction in numbers of hunters during this century , the outlawing by government and the gradual abandonment of bows , poison ...
basic dependence of Valley Bisa society upon subsistence agriculture and urban employment with its subsequent reduction in numbers of hunters during this century , the outlawing by government and the gradual abandonment of bows , poison ...
الصفحة 61
to magic and prescriptions useful for legitimizing other hunters . Their sense of authority is shown in the following remark by an elder when asked how he handled younger hunters who were bragging of their successes .
to magic and prescriptions useful for legitimizing other hunters . Their sense of authority is shown in the following remark by an elder when asked how he handled younger hunters who were bragging of their successes .
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A Note on their Origins Settlement | 15 |
Contributors to this Number | 28 |
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