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Most of the early cocoa farmers and traders came from Akuapem , first opening farms in the plains and then moving westwards into the Akyem states , Asante , and farther west still . " Akuapem has always been an agricultural area : there ...
Most of the early cocoa farmers and traders came from Akuapem , first opening farms in the plains and then moving westwards into the Akyem states , Asante , and farther west still . " Akuapem has always been an agricultural area : there ...
الصفحة 400
Since the jachikiŋ had relatively few members , there was only one farm during Dimie's headmanship ; but after his death Wiachenmi cleared a patch in the bush near the lineage farm . For the first few years he worked on both farms ...
Since the jachikiŋ had relatively few members , there was only one farm during Dimie's headmanship ; but after his death Wiachenmi cleared a patch in the bush near the lineage farm . For the first few years he worked on both farms ...
الصفحة 402
He also brought with him the dima shrines of each family member , a farming tɔmuŋ shrine and a medicine shrine ( daaluno ) . ... They continued to farm on the land of their parental lineage for two years beyond the separation into two ...
He also brought with him the dima shrines of each family member , a farming tɔmuŋ shrine and a medicine shrine ( daaluno ) . ... They continued to farm on the land of their parental lineage for two years beyond the separation into two ...
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A Note on their Origins Settlement | 15 |
Contributors to this Number | 28 |
Contributors to Number 1 | 29 |
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