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الصفحة 235
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT PATTERNS OF AWKA AND NSUKKA , NIGERIA AZUKA A. DIKE HE growth and development of a town are mainly reciprocals of population and specialization of the inhabitants . and Awka represent two points on our ...
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT PATTERNS OF AWKA AND NSUKKA , NIGERIA AZUKA A. DIKE HE growth and development of a town are mainly reciprocals of population and specialization of the inhabitants . and Awka represent two points on our ...
الصفحة 356
This is not to say that Awka smiths were not known in any of these areas , but they seem to have either frequented them less systematically or on a sporadic basis . Intervals in Awka Periodic intervals in Awka completed the basic order ...
This is not to say that Awka smiths were not known in any of these areas , but they seem to have either frequented them less systematically or on a sporadic basis . Intervals in Awka Periodic intervals in Awka completed the basic order ...
الصفحة 363
than Awka's unit of exchange , the Igala dealt in brass rods in the late 19th century , and southeasterners traded with the manilla . Smiths found it advantageous to bring back dried fish , meat , skins , maize , yams , spices , Igala ...
than Awka's unit of exchange , the Igala dealt in brass rods in the late 19th century , and southeasterners traded with the manilla . Smiths found it advantageous to bring back dried fish , meat , skins , maize , yams , spices , Igala ...
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A Note on their Origins Settlement | 15 |
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