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... West Africa to the west . Its area is more than 100,000 square miles ( 260,000 square kilometres ) ; the part colloquially known as the desert is in central and western Botswana , north of the Molopo River , and south of the Chobe and ...
... West Africa to the west . Its area is more than 100,000 square miles ( 260,000 square kilometres ) ; the part colloquially known as the desert is in central and western Botswana , north of the Molopo River , and south of the Chobe and ...
Page 450
... West Africa , thus retracing the route that may have been taken by forebears , who are thought to have migrated into southern Africa from the central African lakes . In South West Africa some of the Hottentots had troubles with the ...
... West Africa , thus retracing the route that may have been taken by forebears , who are thought to have migrated into southern Africa from the central African lakes . In South West Africa some of the Hottentots had troubles with the ...
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... Africa. and Ponapean ) form another subgroup . There are more than 100 ... west . A few non - Austronesian languages are found on the Indonesian ... west into the Solomons and the Bismarck Archipelago , across New Guinea to Halmahera ...
... Africa. and Ponapean ) form another subgroup . There are more than 100 ... west . A few non - Austronesian languages are found on the Indonesian ... west into the Solomons and the Bismarck Archipelago , across New Guinea to Halmahera ...
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