Africa, المجلد 38Oxford University Press, 1968 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 259
... edanda , or cultivators , someone said , ' The hauda live hauwé [ alone or separate ] , so that is why they are called hauda ' . Not only is this linguistically speaking a plausible etymology , but in sociological terms it expresses ...
... edanda , or cultivators , someone said , ' The hauda live hauwé [ alone or separate ] , so that is why they are called hauda ' . Not only is this linguistically speaking a plausible etymology , but in sociological terms it expresses ...
الصفحة 260
... edanda who learned the blacksmith's , potter's , or tanner's arts , however . There is certainly less prejudice against weaving than against these three arts , but this is quite possibly the result of the money that can be made from ...
... edanda who learned the blacksmith's , potter's , or tanner's arts , however . There is certainly less prejudice against weaving than against these three arts , but this is quite possibly the result of the money that can be made from ...
الصفحة 268
... edanda . Their lack of land , and the necessity of living where demand was greatest would have produced more mobility among them than the edanda , thus weakening their ties with the edanda in another way . But the hostility between the ...
... edanda . Their lack of land , and the necessity of living where demand was greatest would have produced more mobility among them than the edanda , thus weakening their ties with the edanda in another way . But the hostility between the ...
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an AntiSorcery Movement in Southwest Tanzania R G Willis | 1 |
Dogon CultureProfane and Arcane Mary Douglas | 25 |
The Morphology of Mpondomise Descent Groups W D HammondTooke | 47 |
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