10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «BANYUN» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Eurafricans in Western Africa: Commerce, Social Status, ... - Halaman 44
Commerce from the Cacheu River northward to the Casamance River, Gambia River, and along the Petite Cote to the Cape Verde peninsula was controlled by the Banyun-Bak trade network comprising Banyun, who speak a Nun language, ...
2
Landlords and strangers: ecology, society, and trade in ... - Halaman 87
THE BANYUN-BAK NETWORK Trade from the Cacheu River north to the Casamance and the Gambia and along the Petite Cote to Cape Verde was controlled by the Banyun-Bak commercial network, comprising Banyun, who speak a Nun ...
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Banyun: l'identité comme garantie de survie : histoire du ...
Tey Leunkeu transporte le lecteur dans l'atmosphère du passé, en le faisant pénétrer quasiment à l'intérieur de la dynastie banyunaise, qu'il s'agisse de la généalogie des dynastes, des rites initiatiques ou des institutions ...
4
Africa encountered: European contacts and evidence, 1450 ...
15: the relationship between Banyun and Kasanga is denied in de Tressan, p. 1 6 1 , but has been confirmed by later research — see W. A. A. Wilson, 'Uma volta linguistica na Guini', Boletim Cultural da Guine Portuguesa, 56, 1959, pp.
Paul Edward Hedley Hair, 1997
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Rice in the History of the Lower Gambia-Geba Area - Halaman 6
The Banyun, with the closely related Cassanga, form a fourth and contrasting group in the Gambia-Geba area. Although once prominent in the history of the Lower Casamance, they are now reduced to a population of about 20,000, living in ...
Joseph Jerome Lauer, 1969
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Substrate and Adstrate: The Origins of Spatial Semantics ...
2.2.1.3 Banyun, Biafada, Bidyogo 2.2.1.3.1 Banyun Banyun, also called Banhum, forms a sub-group of Atlantic languages together with Cassanga and Cobiana. They are spoken on the border of Guinea-Bissau and the Casamance River.
Banyun A potentially interesting case of a language with a greater plural is Banyun, a language of the West Atlantic branch of Niger-Kordofanian, spoken in Senegal and Guinea Bissau. There is a little information in Sauvageot (1967: 227-8).
Greville G. Corbett, 2000
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The Useful Plants of West Tropical Africa: Families M-R - Halaman 868
... YALUNKA ORCHIDACEAE Polystachya microbambusa NDUT PALMAE Elaeis guineensis BANYUN MORACEAE Ficus sur BANYUN MORACEAE Ficus exasperata BANYUN MELIACEAE Trichilia prieureana BALANTA PALMAE Calamus ...
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Prehistoric Settlement Patterns: Essays in Honor of Gordon ...
Their expansion was accomplished at the expense of the Ban- yun, also known as Bainouk, who occupied the territory to the north of the Casamance River at the time of first European contact. The chronicler Co- helho, writing in the second ...
Evon Zartman Vogt, Richard M. Leventhal, 1983
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African Cultural Summaries - Jilid 2
Among the Kobiana and Banyun, marriage i-.volves premarital agricultural bride-service for WiFa and a modest hride-price-- reported to be a goat and some palm wine among the Banyun, two pig:, a jar of palm wine, and a quantity of rice ...
George Peter Murdock, 1958
