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الصفحة 533
The Dizi number about 23,000 people and are a conglomerate of former semi - independent chiefdoms with an intricate hierarchical structure . They descend from an ancient agricultural population that built extensive terraces in the hills ...
The Dizi number about 23,000 people and are a conglomerate of former semi - independent chiefdoms with an intricate hierarchical structure . They descend from an ancient agricultural population that built extensive terraces in the hills ...
الصفحة 536
Social The Suri and Dizi notions of internal authority relations , kinship , family life and settlement pattern are very different . Foremost is a difference between the Dizi model of society as hierarchically ordered and the Suri model ...
Social The Suri and Dizi notions of internal authority relations , kinship , family life and settlement pattern are very different . Foremost is a difference between the Dizi model of society as hierarchically ordered and the Suri model ...
الصفحة 541
A Dizi retorted : ' That again is not true , just an empty excuse not to come here and try to get an arrangement , It is just a sign that they do not want to come , are not interested .... But we must have our property back , and our ...
A Dizi retorted : ' That again is not true , just an empty excuse not to come here and try to get an arrangement , It is just a sign that they do not want to come , are not interested .... But we must have our property back , and our ...
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المحتوى
AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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