The Tribes of the Ashanti Hinterland: (Some Results of a Two-Years
THE TRIBES OF THE ASHANTI HINTERLAND its linguistic and ethnological affinities with regard t neighbours' very little about its religion
The Tribes of the Ashanti Hinterland. By Capt. RS Rattray CBE
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ASHANTI ALERT ACT OF 2018
31 déc. 2018 means a local element of the Ashanti Alert communications network. ''(6) INDIAN TRIBE.—The term 'Indian Tribe' means a feder-.
THE TRIBES OF THE ASHANTI HINTERLAND 1
THE TRIBES OF THE ASHANTI. HINTERLAND 1. (SOME RESULTS OF A TWO-YEARS ANTHROPOLOGICAL SURVEY. OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORIES OF THE GOLD COAST).
Ashanti Cultural Resource Elements and Their Relevance to the
the uncle who had in his time ruled the tribe so well that his spirit member of the leading clan of Ashanti
Ashanti Social Organization: Some Ethnographic Clarifications
in the significant misinterpretation of Ashanti kinship units and conc Rattray (1923:35) claimed "The Ashanti word for clan is abusua
The Impact of Matriarchal Traditions on the Advancement of Ashanti
The Ashanti tribe of the Man people is the largest tribe in Ghana; it is a matrilineal society. A description of the precolonial.
Anthropology and Power: RS Rattray among the Ashanti
The Tribes of the Ashanti Hinterland (1932). Altogether Rattray published twelve volumes of ethnography and folklore. 33. Page 2
The British Colonial Office Approach to the Ashanti War of 1900
wham were not fit for active service. 9W.E.F. Ward (1958) quoted Hodgson as saying that "the Kumasis and the kings of those confederated tribes
Ashanti Influence in Jamaica
ASHANTI INFLUENCE IN JAMAICA.1 - Gardner in his History of Jamaica states: "Great numbers of negro slaves were imported from Africa repre- senting tribes
