Africa, المجلدات 29-30Oxford University Press, 1959 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 56
... agnatic descent and sometimes still assemble as a body on the ceremonial occasions provided by fruit harvest , deaths , and marriages . None the less , the break - up of the residential unity of the patrilineage led inevitably towards ...
... agnatic descent and sometimes still assemble as a body on the ceremonial occasions provided by fruit harvest , deaths , and marriages . None the less , the break - up of the residential unity of the patrilineage led inevitably towards ...
الصفحة 243
... agnates should live in the ancestral compound and act as its head ; but agnates are often scattered , agnatic kinship is rather shallow , and the head of such an agnatic group receives no official recognition not already due to him as a ...
... agnates should live in the ancestral compound and act as its head ; but agnates are often scattered , agnatic kinship is rather shallow , and the head of such an agnatic group receives no official recognition not already due to him as a ...
الصفحة 280
... agnatic and political affiliation one asks , ' What is your agnatic kin - group ? ' ( Tol maad tahay ) .3 This question is then followed up by a series of inquiries to reach a lineage unit socially significant to the inquirer . Agnation ...
... agnatic and political affiliation one asks , ' What is your agnatic kin - group ? ' ( Tol maad tahay ) .3 This question is then followed up by a series of inquiries to reach a lineage unit socially significant to the inquirer . Agnation ...
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CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS NUMBER | 66 |
NOTES AND NEWS | 82 |
REVIEWS OF BOOKS | 88 |
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