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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الصفحة 44
... means that the household cannot in the normal way live above this dietary level however it curtails its other expenses . Obviously , a household with one wage - earner and many dependants has a lower ASL than one with the same income ...
... means that the household cannot in the normal way live above this dietary level however it curtails its other expenses . Obviously , a household with one wage - earner and many dependants has a lower ASL than one with the same income ...
الصفحة 105
... means that the child will know the home village and the traditions central to the culture . It also means that the child's first language will be Avatime and not Ga , Ewe or Twi . Parents also say they are concerned about the problems ...
... means that the child will know the home village and the traditions central to the culture . It also means that the child's first language will be Avatime and not Ga , Ewe or Twi . Parents also say they are concerned about the problems ...
الصفحة 154
... means merely that ' the Bahima ... will happily leave Ankole's pasture lands if they think they can find better elsewhere ' . The possibility of a migration to Tanganyika and the migration to Buganda were exceptional ; the ' masters ...
... means merely that ' the Bahima ... will happily leave Ankole's pasture lands if they think they can find better elsewhere ' . The possibility of a migration to Tanganyika and the migration to Buganda were exceptional ; the ' masters ...
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A Note on their Origins Settlement | 15 |
Contributors to this Number | 28 |
Contributors to Number 1 | 29 |
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Abutia administration African Studies age-set Akropong Ankole Avatime Awka Babungo Badagry British cattle central century ceremony chief prophet chiefdoms clan colonial courts cultural district economic elders elite ethnic group farm Ghana Giriama Hausa Hima households hunters Igbo immigrants important individual industries Inkidongi International African Institute Kadhis Kajiwe kaya Kenya labour land lineage living London Maasai marriage medicine dance migrants Mijikenda Mombasa movement Muslim Ndop Plain Nharo Nigeria nomads nombre Nsukka oath Olowo palm paper participation pattern period political population Porto Novo problems production Purko Purko-Kisongo region relations relationship rites ritual role rural settlement shrine slaves small urban centres smiths social society stool structure subclan Swahili Tanzania Testour town trade traditional University Press Urhobo Valley Bisa village warriors West Africa witchcraft witches women Yoruba