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A general ethnographic survey of the amaBhaca (East Griqualand)
The material for this survey was collected during field investigations in the Mount Frere district of East Griqualand during the period January to October, 1949. The Bhaca are a small group of people occupying roughly the district of Mount Frere - although a considerable number lie outside district...
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Social Anthropology
2016
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