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What's in a name - age-organization and reincarnation beliefs of the Tugen-Kalenjin

By:

Kettel,David

Material type: Text

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TextPublication details: Nairobi Institute for Development Studies University of NairobiISBN:

Research seminar; no.32.

DDC classification:

301.0967627 KET

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