Focused Ethnographic Bibliography for the

HRAF:FT06
SCCS# 3 EA# 104 Ab4 Thonga. Focus: Ronga subtribe.


G:25°50'S, 32°20'E. T:1895.

1. Principal Authority(ies)

1111111 Junod, H. A. 1927 (2d ed.). The Life of a South African Tribe.
FT6=1-2 2v. London.

HRAF:FQ09
SCCS# 4 EA# 103 Ab3 Lozi. Focus: ruling Luyana.


G:16°S, 23°E. T:1900.

1. �Principal Authority(ies)

2122110 Gluckman, M. 1951. The Lozi of Barotseland. Seven Tribes
FQ9 = 2 of British Central Africa, ed. E. Colson and M. Gluckman,

pp. 1-93. London.

1000220 Gluckman, M. 1941. Economy of the Central Barotse Plain.
FQ9 =10 Rhodes-Livingstone Papers 7.
0000000 Gluckman, M. 1972 (lst ed. 1965). The Ideas in Barotse
FQ9 = 4 Jurisprudence. Manchester.
0000000 Gluckman, M. 1950. Kinship and Marriage among the Lozi of

FQ9 = 6 Northern Rhodesia and the Zulu of Natal. African Systems of

Kinship and Marriage, A. R. Radcliffe-Brown and D. Forde, eds.
Oxford.
2. �Other Dependable Primary Sources
0200000 Bertrand, A. 1899. The Kingdom of the Barotsi. London.
a
0011000 Holub, E. 1895. Seven Years in South Africa, v.2. London.
b

4. �Useful Secondary Sources

0003010 *Turner, V. W. 1952. The Lozi Peoples of Northwestern
FQ9 = 1 Rhodesia. London.
^^^^^ Mainga, M. 1973. Bulozi under the Luyana Kings: Political
Evolution and State Formation in Pre-Colonial Zambia. London.
FP13
SCCS# 5 EA# 203 Ab5 Mbundu. Focus: Bailundo subtribe.


G:12°15'S, 16°30'E. T:1890.

1. 
   �Principal Authority(ies)
   3111111 Childs, G. M. 1949. Umbundu Kinship and Character. London.
   FP13= 1
   
   
   
2. 
   �Other Dependable Primary Sources
   1300221 Hambly,W. D. 1934. The Ovimbundu of Angola. Field Museum
   FP13= 3 Anthropological Series 21:89-362.
   
   
   

3. �Auxiliary Primary Sources

0200002 Edwards, A. C. 1962. The Ovimbundu under Two Sovereignties.
FP13= 6 London.
4. �Useful Secondary Sources
2000003 McCulloch, M. 1952. The Ovimbundu of Angola. London.
FP13= 2
00003005. Duffy, J. 1959. Portuguese Africa. Cambridge, Mass.

SCCS# 6 EA# 731 Ac17 Suku. Focus: "lineage center" in Feshi
terr.


G: 6°S, 18°E. T:1920.

1. �Principal Authority(ies)

1111111 Kopytoff, I. 1965. The Suku of Southwestern Congo. Peoples
a of Africa, ed. J. L. Gibbs, Jr., pp. 441-477. New York.
2224223 Kopytoff, I. 1964. Family and Lineage Among the Suku of the
b Congo. The Family Estate in Africa, ed. R. F. Gray and P. H.
Gulliver, pp. 83-116. Boston.
0300000 Kopytoff, I. 1961. Extension of Conflict as a Method of
Conflict Resolution Among the Suku of the Congo. Journal
of Conflict Resolution 5:61-69.
0002000 Kopytoff, I. 1971. Thå Suku of the Congo: an ethnographic
d test of Hsu's hypothesis. Kinship and Culture, ed. F. L. K.
Hsu. pp. 69-86. Chicago.
^^^^^ Kopytoff, I. 1977. Matrilineality, residence, and residential
e zone. American Ethnologist 4: 539-558.
2. �Other Dependable Primary Sources
0000010 Torday, E., and T. A. Joyce. 1906. Notes on the Ethnography

f of the Bayaka. Journal of the Royal Anthropological

Institute 36:39-58.
0033000 Van de Ginste, F. 1947. Le mariage chez les Basuku.
g Bulletin des Jurisdictions IndigŠnes et du Droit Coutumier
Congolais, no. 5. 1-2.
3. �Auxiliary Primary Sources
3000002 Holemans, K. 1959. Etudes sur l'alimentation en milieu

h coutumier du Kwango. Annales de la Soci‚t‚ Belge de

M‚decine Tropicale 39:361-374.

HRAF:FQ05
SCCS# 7 EA# 105 Ac3 Bemba. Focus: of Zambia.


G:10°S, 31°E. T:1897.

1. �Principal Authority(ies)

1011110 Richards, A. I. 1939. Land, Labour and Diet in Northern
FQ5 = 2 Rhodesia. Oxford.
3100220 Richards, A. I. 1951. The Bemba of North-eastern Rhodesia.
a Seven Tribes of British Central Africa, ed. E. Colson and

M. Gluckman, pp. 164-191. London.

0200000 Richards, A. I. 1940. The Political System of the Bemba
FQ5 = 7 Tribe. African Political Systems, ed. M. Fortes and E. E.
Evans-Pritchard, pp. 83-120. Oxford.
2022000 Richards, A. I. 1940. Bemba Marriage and Present Economic
b Conditions. Rhodes-Livingstone Papers 4.
0033000 Richards, A. I. 1948. Hunger and Work in a Savage Tribe.
c Glencoe.
0044000 Richards, A. I. 1956. Chisungu: A Girl's Initiation
FQ5 = 3 Ceremony Among the Bemba. London.
0400000 Richards, A. I. 1950. Some Types of Family Structure Amongst
d the Central Bantu. African Systems of Kinship and Marriage,
ed. A. R. Radcliffe-Brown and D. Forde, pp. 206-251. London.
^^^^^ Richards, A. I. 1968. Keeping the King Divine. Proceedings of
e the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland
1968: 23-25.
^^^^^ Richards, A. I. 1971. The Consilar System of the Bemba of
f Northern Zambia. Councils in Action, ed. A. I. Richards and A.
Kuper. Cambridge.

^^^^^ Richards, A. I. and C. Tardits. 1974. A propos du marriage Bemba.

g L'Homme 14: 111-118.
^^^^^ Tardits, C. 1974. Prix de la femme et mariage entre cousins
h croises, la cas des Bemba d'Afrique centrale. L'Homme 14: 5-30.
2. �Other Dependable Primary Sources

4355000 Gouldsbury, C., and A. Sheane. 1911. The Great Plateau of

i Northern Rhodesia. London.

3. �Auxiliary Primary Sources

0500000 Delhaise, C. 1908. Chez les Wabemba. Bulletin de la
j Soci‚t‚ Royale Belge de G‚ographie 32: 173-227, 261-283.

HRAF:FN17
SCCS# 8 EA# 208 Ad6 Nyakyusa. Focus: age village near Mwaya
and Masoko.


G: 9°30'S, 34°E. T:1934.

1. �Principal Authority(ies)

1101111 Wilson, M. 1951. Good Company. London.
FN17= 1
0013000 Wilson, M. 1957. Rituals of Kinship Among the Nyakyusa.
FN17= 2 London.
0000030 Wilson, M. 1959. Communal Rites of the Nyakyusa. London.
FN17= 9
^^^^^ Wilson, M. 1977. For Men and Elders: Change in the Relations of
a Generations and of Men and Women among the Nyakyusa-Ngonde
People 1875-1971. New York.
2022221 Wilson, G. 1936. An Introduction to Nyakyusa Society.
FN17= 8 Bantu Studies 10: 253-292.
0200000 Wilson, G. 1951. The Nyakyusa of South-Western Tanganyika.
b Seven Tribes of British Central Africa, ed. E. Colson and

M. Gluckman, pp. 253-291. London.

0030000 Wilson, G. 1938. The Land Rights of Individuals Among the
FN17= 5 Nyakyusa. Rhodes-Livingstone Papers 1: 1-52.
2. �Other Dependable Primary Sources
0040000 Lehmann, F. R. 1951. Notes on the Daily Life of the
FN17=14 Nyakyusa. Sociologus n.F, 1: 138-148.
^^^^^ McKenny, M. G. 1973. The social structure of Nyakyusa: a re-
evaluation. Africa 43: 91-107.
^^^^^ Charsley, S. R., and M. G. McKenny. 1974. The social structure of
d Nyakyusa. Africa 44: 422-424.

SCCS# 9 EA# 726 Aa9 Hadza. Focus: Entirety.


G: 3°45'S, 35°E. T:1930.

1. �Principal Authority(ies)

1312111	Kohl-Larsen, L.		1958.		Wildbeuter in Ostafrika.	Berlin.
a
0121221	Woodburn, J.	1964.		The Social Organization of the Hadza of
b	North Tanzania.		Ph.D. dissertation, University of Cambridge.

2000000 Woodburn, J. 1968. An Introduction to Hadza Ecology. Man the

Hunter, ed. R. B. Lee and I. DeVore, pp. 49-55. Chicago.
0200000 Woodburn, J. 1968. Stability and Flexibility in Hadza
d Residential Groupings. Man the Hunter, ed. R. B. Lee and I.
DeVore, pp. 103-110. Chicago.
^^^^^ Woodburn, J. 1970. Hunters and Gatherers: the Material Cultures
e of the Nomadic Hadza. London.
2. �Other Dependable Primary Sources

0030003 Bleek, D. F. 1931. The Hadzapi or Watindiga of Tanganyika

f Territory. Africa 4:273-286.
SCCS# 10 EA# 704 Ad14 Luguru. Focus: Morogoro District.


G: 6°50'S, 37°40'E. T:1925.

1. �Principal Authority(ies)

1200110 Beidelman, T. C. 1967. The Matrilineal Peoples of Eastern
a Tanzania. London.
2411220 Scheerder, ??, and Tastevin, ??. 1950. Les Wa lu guru.
b Anthropos 45:241-286.
2. �Other Dependable Primary Sources

0100000 Young, R., and H. Fosbrooke. 1960. Land and Politics Among

the Luguru of Tanganyika. London.
0302000 Christensen, J. B. 1963. Utani: Joking, Sexual License and
d Social Obligations Among the Luguru. American Anthropologist
65:1314-1327.
0400000 McVicar, J. n.d. Notes on the Waluguru. Ms.
e

3. �Auxiliary Primary Sources

^^^^^ Brain, J. L. 1969. Matrilineal descent and marital stability:

f A Tanzanian case. Journal of Asian and African Studies 4(2):

122-131.
^^^^^ Mluanda, M. 1971. Traditional practices among the Luguru in
g Eastern Tanzania. Bulletin of the International Committee on
Urgent Anthropological and Ethnological Research 13: 57-65.

HRAF:FL10
SCCS# 11 EA# 108 Ad4 Kikuyu. Focus: Fort Hall or Metume District.


G: 0°40'S, 37°10'E. T:1920.

1. �Principal Authority(ies)

1221110 Kenyatta, J. 1939. Facing Mount Kenya. London.
FL10= 4
0303000 Lambert, H. E. 1956. Kikuyu Social and Political
FL10= 2 Institutions. London.
3000000 Lambert, H. E. 1950. The Systems of Land Tenure in the
FL10= 5 Kikuyu Land Unit. Communications from the School of
African Studies, n.s. 22: 1-185.
2030000 Leakey, L. S. B. 1952. Mau Mau and the Kikuyu. London.
FL10= 3
^^^^^ Leakey, L. S. B. 1977. The Southern Kikuyu before 1903.
a 3 vols. New York.
2. �Other Dependable Primary Sources

0012000 Cagnolo, C. 1933. The Akikuyu. Nyeri.

b

1. 
   �Auxiliary Primary Sources
   ^^^^^ Routledge, W. S., and Routledge, K. 1910. With a Prehistoric
   FL10= 7 i People: The Akikuyu of British East Africa. London.
   
   
   
2. 
   �Useful Secondary Sources
   4130220 Middleton, J. 1953. The Kikuyu and Kamba of Kenya. London.
   FL10= 1 i
   
   
   

0000300 Hailey, W. M. H. 1950. Native Administration in the British

African Territories, pt. I. London.
0000400 MacPhee, A. M. 1968. Kenya. New York.
d
0000500 Ross, W. M. 1968. Kenya from Within: A Short Political
e History. London.
^^^^^ Tignor, R. 1976. The Colonial Transformation of Kenya: The
f Kamba, Kikuyu, and Masai from 1900-1936. Princeton.

HRAF:FK07
SCCS# 12 EA# 306 Ad7 Ganda. Focus: Kyaddondo district.


G: 0°20'N, 32°30'E. T:1875.

0. 
   1. �Principal Authority(ies)
   1211111 Roscoe, J. 1911. The Baganda. London.
   FK7 = 2
   
   
   
1. 
   0002002 + Mair, L. P. 1934 (2d ed. 1965 New York). An African People
   FK7 = 1 in the Twentieth Century. London.
   
   
   
1. 
   �Other Dependable Primary Sources
   0123220 Southwold, M. 1965. The Ganda of Uganda. Peoples of
   FK7 =15 Africa, ed. J. L. Gibbs, Jr., pp. 81-118. New York.
   
   
   

^^^^^ Southwold, M. 1971. The Meanings of Kinship. Rethinking

a Kinship and Marriage, ed. R. Needham, pp. ??. London.
0000000 Richards, A. I. 1960. The Ganda. East African Chiefs, ed.
FK7 = 9 A. I. Richards, pp. 41-77. London.
0000000 Richards, A. I. 1966. The Changing Structure of a Ganda
FK7 =13 Village: Kisozi 1892-1952. Nairobi.

1. 
   �Auxiliary Primary Sources
   0000003 Kagwa, A. 1934. The Customs of the Baganda. New York.
   FK7 = 8
   
   
   
2. 
   �Useful Secondary Sources
   2000000 Fallers, M. C. 1960. The Eastern Lacustrine Bantu. London.
   FK7 =12
   
   
   

0304003 + Murdock, G. P. 1934. The Ganda of Uganda. Our Primitive

b Contemporaries, pp. 508-550. New York
^^^^^ Perlman, M. L. 1969. Law and the status of women in Uganda: A

Systematic comparison between the Ganda and the Toro. Tropical

Man 2: 60-106.
5. �Other Sources
^^^^^ Kottack, C. P. 1972. Ecological variables in the origin and

d evolution of African States: the Buganda example. Comparative

Studies in Society and History 14: 351-380.
^^^^^ Lugira, A. M. 1970. Political civilization. Cahiers des
e Religiones Africains 4(8): 191-202.

^^^^^ Malyseua, D. B. Buganda. Voprosy Istorii 4: 113-120. (Russian)

f
^^^^^ Semakula Kiwanuka, M. S. M. 1972. A History of Buganda from the

g Foundation of the Kingdom to 1900. New York.

^^^^^ Rusch, W. 1975. Classes and State in Buganda before the Colonial
h Period. Berlin. (German)

HRAF:FP13
SCCS# 13	EA# 202	Aa5 Mbuti Pygmies.	Focus: net hunters of the
			Epulu.
		G: 1°45'N, 28°20'E.	T:1950.

1. �Principal Authority(ies)

^^^^^ Turnbull, C. M. 1983. The Mbuti Pygmies: Change and Adaptation.
a New York.
2113111 Turnbull, C. M. 1965a. Wayward Servants. Garden City, N.Y.
FP13= 2
1021223 Turnbull, C. M. 1961. The Forest People. New York.
FP13= 3
0030031 Turnbull, C. M. 1965b. The Mbuti Pygmies. Anthropological
FP13= 1 Papers of the American Museum of Natural History 50:iii, 1-282.
0002000 Turnbull, C. M. 1965c. The Mbuti Pygmies of the Congo. Peoples
a of Africa, ed. J. L. Gibbs, Jr., pp. 279-317. New York.
3040003 Putnam, P. 1948. Thå Pygmies of the Ituri Forest. A Reader in
FP13= 4 General Anthropology, ed. C. S. Coon, pp. 322-342. New York.
3. �Auxiliary Primary Sources

^^^^^ De Leeuwe, J. 1966. Development in Bambuti society. Antropos 61:

b 737-763. (German).
4. �Useful Secondary Sources

^^^^^ Hart, J. A. 1978. From Subsistence to Market: A case study of

the Mbuti net hunters. Human Ecology 6(3): 325-353.

HRAF:FO32
SCCS# 14 EA# 110 Ae4 Nkundo Mongo. Focus: Ilanga group.


G: 0°45'S, 19°E. T:1930.

0. 
   1. �Principal Authority(ies)
   1111111 Hulstaert, G. 1938. Le mariage des Nkundo'. M‚moires de
   FO32= 2 l'Institut Royal Colonial Belge 8: 1-520. Brussels.
   
   
   
1. 
   ^^^^^ Hulstaert, G. 1971. Sur quelques croyances magiques des Mongo.
   a Cahiers des Religion Africaines 5(9): 145-167.
   
   
   
1. 
   �Other Dependable Primary Sources
   0300002 Brepoels, H. 1930. Het familiehoofd bij de Nkundo negers.
   FO32= 5 Congo 2: ii, 332-430.
   
   
   
2. 
   �Auxiliary Primary Sources
   0200000 Boelaert, E. 1940. De Nkundo-Maatschappij. Kongo-Overzee
   FO32= 3 6: 148-161.
   
   
   

0000200	Schebesta, P.	1936.		My Pygmy and Negro Hosts.	London.
b	(Transl. of 1934.		Vollblutneger und Halbzwerge.		Leipzig.)
	[focus on the Pygmy vassals of the Ilanga].

2000000 Gutersohn, Th. 1920. Het economisch leven van den

FO32= 4 Mongo-neger. Congo 1: i, 92-105.
4. �Useful Secondary Sources

0022000 Van der Kerken, G. 1944. L'ethnie Mongo. M‚moires de

l'Institut Royal Colonial Belge 13: 1-1143.


SCCS# 15 EA# 830 Ae51 Banen. Focus: Ndiki subtribe.


G: 4°40'N, 19°E. T:1935.

1. �Principal Authority(ies)

1011111 Dugast, I. 1959. Monographie de la tribu des Ndiki. Vie sociale
a et familiale. Travaux et M‚moires de l'Institut d'Ethnologie 58:

(ii) 1-635. Paris.

0000000 Dugast, I. 1955. Monographie de la tribu des Ndiki: Vie
b mat‚rielle. Travaux et M‚moires de l'Institut d'Ethnologie 58:

(i) 1-824. Paris.

0000010 Dugast, I. 1944. L'agriculture chez les Ndiki de population
BanŠn. Bulletin de la Soci‚t‚ d'Etudes Cameroun, n.s., 8:7-130.
2133222 McCulloch, M., M. Littlewood, and I. Dugast. 1954. Peoples
d of the Central Cameroons. London.

2. �Other Dependable Primary Sources

0022000 Tessmann, G. 1934. Die Bafia und die Kultur der Mittelkamerun
e Bantu. Stuttgart.

HRAF:FF57
SCCS# 16 EA# 116 Ah3 Tiv. Focus: tar of Benue province.


G: 7°15'N, 9°E. T:1920.

1. �Principal Authority(ies)
1011111	Bohannan, P., and L. Bohannan.		1958.	Three Source Notebooks
FF57=22	in Tiv Ethnography.	New Haven.

0000000 Bohannan, P., and L. Bohannan. 1968. Tiv Economy. Evanston.

a
^^^^^ Bohannan, P., and L. Bohannan. 1969. A Source Notebook on
FF57=30 Tiv Religion. 5v. New Haven.
0000000 Bohannan, P., and L. Bohannan. 1957. Tiv Markets. New York
FF57=24 Academy of Sciences, Transations, series 2: 613-621.
2122221 Bohannan, L., and P. Bohannan. 1953. The Tiv of Central
FF57=19 Nigeria. London.
0200000 Bohannan, L. 1957. Political Aspects of Tiv Social
b Organization. Tribes Without Rulers, ed. J. Middleton and

D. Tait, pp. 33-66. London.

0000000 Bohannan, L. 1952. A Genealogical Charter. Africa 22: 301-315.
FF57=21
0000030 Bohannan, P. 1953. Concepts of Time Among the Tiv of
FF57=27 Nigeria. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 9: 251-262.
0000040 Bohannan. P. 1954a. Tiv Farm and Settlement. London.
FF57=18
3000000 Bohannan, P. 1960. Tiv Trade and Markets. Ms. (see FF57=24)
4000000 Bohannan, P. 1955. Some Principles of Exchange and Investment
FF57=26 Among the Tiv. American Anthropologist 57: 60-70.
0003000 Bohannan, P. 1965. The Tiv of Nigeria. Peoples of Africa.
d ed. J. L. Gibbs, Jr., pp. 279-317. New York.
0000000 Bohannan, P. 1957. Justice and Judgment among the Tiv. London.

e
0000000 Bohannan, P. 1954b. The Migration and Expansion of the Tiv.

FF57=20 Africa 24: 2-16.
0000000 Bohannan, P. 1954c. Circumcision among the Tiv. Man 54: 2-6.
FF57=23
2. �Other Dependable Primary Sources
0044051 East, R., ed., 1939. Akiga's Story. London.
FF57= 1 i
^^^^^ Akiga, B. S. 1954. The 'descent' of the Tiv from Ibenda Hill.
FF57=25 Transl. & Annot. P. Bohannan. Africa 24: 295-310.
0030003 Abraham, R. C. 1933 (3d ed. 1968. London). The Tiv People.
FF57= 3 Lagos.

0000003		Downes, R. M.	1933 (2d ed. 1969).		The Tiv Tribe.		Kaduna.
FF57# 2 i
^^^^^	Downes, R. M.		1971.	Tiv Religion.		Ibadan.
f

HRAF:FF26
SCCS# 17 EA# 643 Af10 Ibo. Focus: Isu-Ana division, Owerri or
Southern Ibo.


G: 5°30'N, 7°20'E. T:1935.

1. �Principal Authority(ies)
1122110	Green, M. M.	1947 (2d ed. 1964).	Ibo Village Affairs.	London.
FF26= 3

2. �Other Dependable Primary Sources

2233220 Uchendu, V. C. 1965. The Igbo of Southeast Nigeria. New York.
FF26= 4 [home village in Nisirimi group of villages south of Isu-Ana].
0011000 Leith-Ross, S. 1939. African Women: A Study of the Ibo of
FF26= 5 Nigeria. New York. [Southern Ibo region, embracing Isu-Ana].
^^^^^ Ardener, E. W. 1954. The Kinship Terminology of a group of
a Southern Ibo. Africa 24: 85-99. [Ezenihite group so. of Isu-Ama].
3. �Auxiliary Primary Sources
^^^^^ Meek, C. K. 1937. Law and Authority in a Nigerian Tribe. London.
FF26= 8
0 0 0 0 Egboh, E. O. 1971. The beginning of the end of traditional
b religion in Iboland, Southeastern Nigeria. Civilizations 21:
269-279.
0 0 0 0 Egboh, E. O. 1972. A reassessment of the concept of Ibo
traditional religion. Numen 19: 68-79.
0 0 0 0 Egboh, E. O. 1972. Polygamy in Iboland, South-eastern Nigeria:
d with special reference to polygamy practice among Christian Ibos.
Civilizations 22: 431-444.
0 0 0 0 Egboh, E. O. 1973/4. The place of women in the Ibo society of
e Southeastern Nigeria, from earliest times to the present.
Civilizations 23-24: 305-316.
4. �Useful Secondary Sources
0300000 Forde, D., and G. I. Jones. 1950. The Ibo and
FF26= 1 i Ibibio-speaking Peoples of South-Eastern Nigeria. London.