Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... lineages had its own territory for hunting , gathering , and beehive placement . The Leitiko lineage , whose founder was adopted by the Orondi clan in about 1840 , had a territory of about average size . In contrast , the Matunge lineage ...
... lineages had its own territory for hunting , gathering , and beehive placement . The Leitiko lineage , whose founder was adopted by the Orondi clan in about 1840 , had a territory of about average size . In contrast , the Matunge lineage ...
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... lineage estates , land , and springs that are the ancestral heritage . Under the Protectorate regime , land was redistributed among the larger tribal groupings ( takbilt ) and later among individual lineages . It is now at the village ...
... lineage estates , land , and springs that are the ancestral heritage . Under the Protectorate regime , land was redistributed among the larger tribal groupings ( takbilt ) and later among individual lineages . It is now at the village ...
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... lineage has its own watchman ( Venema 1992 : 311 , 312 ) . CONCLUSIONS There is growing government influence in the Middle Atlas , with the provincial governor and the caid now providing an additional avenue for resolving disputes , an ...
... lineage has its own watchman ( Venema 1992 : 311 , 312 ) . CONCLUSIONS There is growing government influence in the Middle Atlas , with the provincial governor and the caid now providing an additional avenue for resolving disputes , an ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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