Africa, المجلد 57Oxford University Press, 1987 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 365
... gold . In Zimbabwe , for instance , even though the locals mined and traded gold , their women preferred copper ornaments . In a highly stratified society similar to that of Lamu , but with ample gold available , the Africans only turned to ...
... gold . In Zimbabwe , for instance , even though the locals mined and traded gold , their women preferred copper ornaments . In a highly stratified society similar to that of Lamu , but with ample gold available , the Africans only turned to ...
الصفحة 366
... gold made its way into the Indian Ocean from the first century AD , or about the time that Indians began taking Sofala gold to India . The Indians controlled the gold trade from Zimbabwe until the Portuguese arrived , then from about ...
... gold made its way into the Indian Ocean from the first century AD , or about the time that Indians began taking Sofala gold to India . The Indians controlled the gold trade from Zimbabwe until the Portuguese arrived , then from about ...
الصفحة 369
... gold as did their Hindu forebears . This informant told me that he bought gold when he married some fourteen years ago - and bragged that the gold , unlike the money , was now worth three times the purchase price . Another carry - over ...
... gold as did their Hindu forebears . This informant told me that he bought gold when he married some fourteen years ago - and bragged that the gold , unlike the money , was now worth three times the purchase price . Another carry - over ...
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