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Women of the household have gardens or small swamp rice farms ; adult sons and dependent younger brothers of the household head will have subsidiary farms known as lɔrgomasɛne ( ' occasional - day's - work - farm ' ) .
Women of the household have gardens or small swamp rice farms ; adult sons and dependent younger brothers of the household head will have subsidiary farms known as lɔrgomasɛne ( ' occasional - day's - work - farm ' ) .
الصفحة 258
He became the undisputed head of the cult . Later , we shall be examining the connection between Egungun , the brown monkey , Ato , Agan and Qloponda . We need only add here that Adedeji ( 1969 : 83-93 ) in explaining this narrative ...
He became the undisputed head of the cult . Later , we shall be examining the connection between Egungun , the brown monkey , Ato , Agan and Qloponda . We need only add here that Adedeji ( 1969 : 83-93 ) in explaining this narrative ...
الصفحة 373
The area was traditionally divided into chiefdoms , which varied considerably in size , and the chief was the head of a hierarchy of political offices , the lowest rung of which was occupied by village headmen .
The area was traditionally divided into chiefdoms , which varied considerably in size , and the chief was the head of a hierarchy of political offices , the lowest rung of which was occupied by village headmen .
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