Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... citrus , and some coffee and cocoa ) , and opportu- nities for men to work for wages nearby at a national industry . Sever- al men living in this town are employed there . Many others have worked on rubber plantations or in Monrovia ...
... citrus , and some coffee and cocoa ) , and opportu- nities for men to work for wages nearby at a national industry . Sever- al men living in this town are employed there . Many others have worked on rubber plantations or in Monrovia ...
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... and farm work . In addition to their roles in subsistence production , children in modern areas can help their families with cash cropping . They plant and tend citrus , rubber , and sugar cane , 34 KPELLE SOCIAL FATHERHOOD.
... and farm work . In addition to their roles in subsistence production , children in modern areas can help their families with cash cropping . They plant and tend citrus , rubber , and sugar cane , 34 KPELLE SOCIAL FATHERHOOD.
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and tend citrus , rubber , and sugar cane , and make large quantities of palm oil which their families sell . Boys in particular can also begin to earn money in skilled trades such as carpentry and tailoring . Children , especially boys ...
and tend citrus , rubber , and sugar cane , and make large quantities of palm oil which their families sell . Boys in particular can also begin to earn money in skilled trades such as carpentry and tailoring . Children , especially boys ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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