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Offers a hypothesis based on evidence of the spread of the Proto-Mande from the Saharan highlands to the Atlantic Ocean. Includes comparisons of African languages and references.
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The Spread of Cattle Domestication among the Mande speaking people |
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Science, Social Sciences, Archaeology, Regional - The Spread of Cattle Domestication Among the Mande Speaking People. Offers a hypothesis based on evidence of the spread of the Proto-Mande from the Saharan highlands to the Atlantic Ocean. |
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