Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... Mukogodo oral histories ( Cronk 1989a ) , has been confirmed by recent excavations of two Mukogodo rockshelters ( Gang 1997 ; Kuehn and Dickson 1999 ; Mutundu 1999 ) . The lineages were exogamous , and Mukogodo men paid bridewealth in ...
... Mukogodo oral histories ( Cronk 1989a ) , has been confirmed by recent excavations of two Mukogodo rockshelters ( Gang 1997 ; Kuehn and Dickson 1999 ; Mutundu 1999 ) . The lineages were exogamous , and Mukogodo men paid bridewealth in ...
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Mukogodo women married non - Mukogodo men as Mukogodo men who married non- Mukogodo women ( 42 vs. seven , respectively ) . Non - Mukogodo men made attractive sons - in - law in part because they were able to offer livestock as ...
Mukogodo women married non - Mukogodo men as Mukogodo men who married non- Mukogodo women ( 42 vs. seven , respectively ) . Non - Mukogodo men made attractive sons - in - law in part because they were able to offer livestock as ...
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... Mukogodo to emulate a distant elite that is not around to deny their claim . Surprisingly then , the very absence of Maasai in the Mukogodo area may be necessary for Mukogodo and others in Mukogodo Division to be able to claim Maasai ...
... Mukogodo to emulate a distant elite that is not around to deny their claim . Surprisingly then , the very absence of Maasai in the Mukogodo area may be necessary for Mukogodo and others in Mukogodo Division to be able to claim Maasai ...
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A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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