Useful Links
This page carries all website links which are
of interest for the ethnographer of the Northern Mandaras. Any suggestion
to extend this page is very welcome. Please send an E-mail with a brief
explaination of why your proposed new link should be included.
• Mega
Chad Research Network
A international and multidisciplinary
research network.
• The
Sukur Home Page
Developed to introduce Sukur
to the wider world by assembling as much information on its unique society
and rich, self-reliant culture as is available in archives, publications,
and the data collected by Nic David and Judy Sterner.
• The Mandara Margi: A Society Living on the Verge
The text and photographs portray the eastern Margi of Nigeria as James H. Vaughan knew them between 1959 and 1987. The photographs were taken during five periods and, with one exception, were all taken in the villages of Kirngu and Humbili.
• Godula Kosack Website
Publications, movies, and other field materials on the Mafa of Cameroon.
• Nigerian
Field Society
Devoted to the study of all aspects
of culture and environmental sciences in Nigeria, embracing interests
in the fauna and flora, history, archaeology and geology, legends and
customs, arts and crafts, sports and pastimes.
• The
Virtual Institute of Mambila Studies
David Zeitlyn’s ethnographic website.
• Roger Blench Website
Publications, unpublished field materials, images.
• Sonderforschungsbereich
268
German multidisciplinary research
projects in West Africa.
• Ethnologue
Search
Summer Institute of Linguisitcs (SIL).
• Afro-Asiatic
and Caucasian Languages
A linguistic website
• Society
of Africanist Archaeologists (Safa)
An organization of archaeologists,
researchers from associated disciplines and others who share an interest
in African archaeology and African societies
• ELDIS
The gateway to development information
• Africa
Web Links
An annotated resource list
• LLACAN
(CNRS)
Langage, langues et cultures d’Afrique
noire
•
HRAF Collection of Ethnography
Human Relations Area Files, at
Yale University
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