WEBBALL : n° 2582, type : Book Section, mots-clés : caf;nea;eaf;saf;pgm;lng;scl;w.002;r.122;w.331;r.311;w.401;w.501;v.143;x.371;x.361;x.352;v.920;y.016;y.015;y.008;y.007;x.560;y.014;y.013;
Langue du texte : en

Blench, Roger M. (1999). Are the African pygmies an ethnographic fiction?. In Biesbrouck, K., S. Elders & G. Rossel (Ed), Central African hunter-gatherers in a multidisciplinary perspective: challenging elusiveness, Leiden : Research School of Asian, African and Amerindian Studies (CNWS), State University of Leiden., pp. 41-60.

Notes : Discusses various “remnant” populations/languages of Africa, such as Kwadi, Kwisi, Dama, Cimba, Hadza, Sandawe, Okiek, Dahalo, Yaaku, Boni, Ik/Soo (Kuliak), Ongota, Shabo, Oropom, Kujarge, Kajakse, Laal, and Jalaa.

Date de la dernière modification : 2007-06-20