Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... Dorobo presented a series of challenges to this belief . First , rather than living in a single contiguous region like a proper tribe , they were scattered across the map as small , isolated groups , many of whom knew nothing of one ...
... Dorobo presented a series of challenges to this belief . First , rather than living in a single contiguous region like a proper tribe , they were scattered across the map as small , isolated groups , many of whom knew nothing of one ...
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... Dorobo were somehow special and worthy of protection to the British , Mukogodo , who lived in rockshelters and spoke a unique language , were extra- special , the " true Dorobo " ( KLC 1934b : 1471 ) . The protective attitude of ...
... Dorobo were somehow special and worthy of protection to the British , Mukogodo , who lived in rockshelters and spoke a unique language , were extra- special , the " true Dorobo " ( KLC 1934b : 1471 ) . The protective attitude of ...
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... Dorobo - not Masai " ( KLC 1934b : 1571 ) . Similarly , the Ilng'wesi representative reported , " We are of pure Dorobo extraction . We are not Masai or Meru " ( KLC 1934b : 1571 ) . The Mukogodo representative agreed that the Mukogodo ...
... Dorobo - not Masai " ( KLC 1934b : 1571 ) . Similarly , the Ilng'wesi representative reported , " We are of pure Dorobo extraction . We are not Masai or Meru " ( KLC 1934b : 1571 ) . The Mukogodo representative agreed that the Mukogodo ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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