Africa: Journal of the International African Institute, المجلدات 41-42Edinburgh University Press for the International African Institute, 1971 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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... Dzivaguru , Chigango , and Chirimanyonga . Karuva appears to have been a chief of the principal autochthonous tribe ... Dzivaguru is another autochthonous spirit honoured in Choma . He has a reputa- tion for producing localized rain and ...
... Dzivaguru , Chigango , and Chirimanyonga . Karuva appears to have been a chief of the principal autochthonous tribe ... Dzivaguru is another autochthonous spirit honoured in Choma . He has a reputa- tion for producing localized rain and ...
المحتوى
Les Cérémonies Soixantenaires du Sigui chez les Dogon Onzième Lugard | 1 |
a Drum Language of Hausa Youth David W Ames | 12 |
Local Adaptation and the Transformation of an Imperial Concession | 32 |
63 من الأقسام الأخرى غير ظاهرة
طبعات أخرى - عرض جميع المقتطفات
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administration African Studies Africanist agricultural Aladura analysis Anang ancestors Anthropology Arab Asantehene Ashanti Ashanti Confederacy association Bantu behaviour bibliography bien cent Centre chief chiefdom Christian co-operative Coast colonial Council cult culture d'une Dakar deux développement Dogon drum Dzivaguru economic Edited elders ɛkɔŋ factors fait fetish French Ghana groups Hausa Ibibio Igala Ikom important International African Institute Journal Karuva kenisan Kenya kinship Kumasi land language Lebou lineage linguistic London Mandinka marriage masked figure Matengo material maternal uncle matrilineal men's age grade ment modern Ngoni Nigeria Nuer organization Oxford paper peasants persons political politique polygynous population present Professor published reference relations relationship religion ritual role rural Senegal Sigui social société society structure Swahili taakee Tanzania tion trade traditional University Press village visits WaSwahili West Africa Western Wolof workers Yombe Yoruba