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Cuisines and Crops of Africa, 19th Century – The Limits of Pastoralism as a Lifestyle

Posted on 06/11/2011 by dianabuja

  [First posted  24 Oct 2009  Revised 04 November 2011] With the Horn of Africa so much in the news now, I am updating and reposting several links that focus on limited resources in the area. Summary: The importance of the relationship … Continue reading →

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Cuisines and Crops of Africa, 19th Century – The Limits of Pastoralism as a Lifestyle

Posted on 15/10/2011 by dianabuja

Fakhr Ad-Din Mosque built in the 13th Century in Mogadishu. Photo in 1882. From E.Cerulli, Somalia, Scritti Vari Editi ed Inediti, Vol. 1   Udated: Cuisines and Crops of Africa, 19th Century – The Limits of Pastoralism as a Lifestyle. Related articles Cuisines and … Continue reading →

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