Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... IL - TORROBO Maa - speaking peoples were once distributed in a more or less continuous swath across East Africa from ... il - torrobo ( singular : ol - torroboni ) . Il - torrobo has been anglicized as " Dorobo , " also spelled Ndorobo ...
... IL - TORROBO Maa - speaking peoples were once distributed in a more or less continuous swath across East Africa from ... il - torrobo ( singular : ol - torroboni ) . Il - torrobo has been anglicized as " Dorobo , " also spelled Ndorobo ...
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... il - torrobo are obscure . It may come from the Maa word for " short , " dorop ( Huntingford 1929 : 335 ) ; the Maa word for tsetse fly ( Galaty 1986 : 116 ) ; a combination of the Maa words for bees , lotorok , with the word for cattle ...
... il - torrobo are obscure . It may come from the Maa word for " short , " dorop ( Huntingford 1929 : 335 ) ; the Maa word for tsetse fly ( Galaty 1986 : 116 ) ; a combination of the Maa words for bees , lotorok , with the word for cattle ...
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... il - torrobo by fellow Maa - speakers . The desire to be Maasai rather than il - torrobo manifests itself in many ways . While Silangei Ole Matunge described himself and other Mukogodo as " pure Dorobo " to the Kenya Land Commission ...
... il - torrobo by fellow Maa - speakers . The desire to be Maasai rather than il - torrobo manifests itself in many ways . While Silangei Ole Matunge described himself and other Mukogodo as " pure Dorobo " to the Kenya Land Commission ...
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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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