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 121
... segments of the lineage . The loyalties of these women must be to the markets of Inyogugu . As against other women ... segments each . However , in this case , the ten divisions of the two Ofɔ Isɛ form local units more comparable with ...
... segments of the lineage . The loyalties of these women must be to the markets of Inyogugu . As against other women ... segments each . However , in this case , the ten divisions of the two Ofɔ Isɛ form local units more comparable with ...
الصفحة 131
... segment localized in its own settlement it can be seen that for this reason some of these groups follow true genealogical lines , others not . The structure of one of the component segments of Inyogugu ( Diagram 2 ) illustrates this ...
... segment localized in its own settlement it can be seen that for this reason some of these groups follow true genealogical lines , others not . The structure of one of the component segments of Inyogugu ( Diagram 2 ) illustrates this ...
الصفحة 236
... segments is followed . In Ado , with only two such segments , the rotation has been observed during the past century . But in other towns , with three or more segments , there is always a danger that the rotation may be upset in order ...
... segments is followed . In Ado , with only two such segments , the rotation has been observed during the past century . But in other towns , with three or more segments , there is always a danger that the rotation may be upset in order ...
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NOTES AND NEWS | 82 |
REVIEWS OF BOOKS | 88 |
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