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women could make iron and forge it . Saidi Mohamed Njereko pointed out that customarily women specialised in other crafts ( see Table 1 ) . Women do not directly participate in smithing or its rituals . However , women collect wood and ...
women could make iron and forge it . Saidi Mohamed Njereko pointed out that customarily women specialised in other crafts ( see Table 1 ) . Women do not directly participate in smithing or its rituals . However , women collect wood and ...
الصفحة 399
a Mijikenda smith , attributes women's exclusion to customary rather than natural law . Women are excluded because they may transfer the secret knowledge to their spouse's family once they marry , or teach their brothers in the event of ...
a Mijikenda smith , attributes women's exclusion to customary rather than natural law . Women are excluded because they may transfer the secret knowledge to their spouse's family once they marry , or teach their brothers in the event of ...
الصفحة 426
In Kiambu resistance to the use of modern contraception for fertility regulation has declined : the real and opportunity costs of education , and women's successful recourse to the law over land rights , are major factors in the ...
In Kiambu resistance to the use of modern contraception for fertility regulation has declined : the real and opportunity costs of education , and women's successful recourse to the law over land rights , are major factors in the ...
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activities African agricultural Akyem Abuakwa ancestors associated authority become beer called central Christian churches colonial conceptions context continued cultural democracy East economic elders ethnic evidence example fact farming father fertility fire forces forge Ghana given groups healing Himba holy spirit homestead household identity important increasing independence individual initiates institutions interesting International involved Iraqw iron Kenya Kusasi land language living London marriage means milk movement Murang'a notes okuruwo organisation original particular parties period person political population position practices present Press production recent reference region relations relationship relatives represent responsible ritual role rule smiths social society space spirit structure suggests symbolic traditional University University Press village women