Memories and dreams /

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Egile nagusia:	Llewelyn-Davies, Melissa
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Gaiak:	Culture > Maasai.
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Memories and dreams /
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Nomadic pathways in social evolution /
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Shepherds of the desert /
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Suffering grass : subsistence and society of Waso Borana /
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The future of pastoral peoples : proceedings of a conference held in Nairobi, Kenya, 4-8 August 1980 /
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The Samburu /
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Peoples on the move : introducing the nomads of the world /
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The Nomadic alternative modes and models of interaction in the African-Asian deserts and steppes /
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Nomads of the world /
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Shepherds of the desert /
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Suffering grass : subsistence and society of Waso Borana /
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The future of pastoral peoples : proceedings of a conference held in Nairobi, Kenya, 4-8 August 1980 /
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Nomads of the world /
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The Samburu /
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Nomadic pathways in social evolution /
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The Nomadic alternative modes and models of interaction in the African-Asian deserts and steppes /
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Maasai /
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Maasai /
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Moral customs and moral education among the Maasai of Tanzania and Kenya /
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Moral customs and moral education among the Maasai of Tanzania and Kenya /
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Doing theology with the Maasai /
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Doing theology with the Maasai /
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Cultural change and communication of innovations among the pastoral Maasai of Kajiado District of Kenya : a study of cultural change and the role played by the mass media and interpersonal channels in the communication of grade cattle innovation among the Maasai /
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Cultural change and communication of innovations among the pastoral Maasai of Kajiado District of Kenya : a study of cultural change and the role played by the mass media and interpersonal channels in the communication of grade cattle innovation among the Maasai /