- type of images,
symbols and
shapes are
found on the rim and base of an
BaVenda divining bowl.
Order of
Mapungubwe Mapungubwe Collection Steyn, Maryna...
- North-East Ruanda. Man, Vol. 53. (November 1953), pp. 169-172. H. A. Stayt, The
Bavenda. P. H. G. Powell-Cotton, H. J. Braunholtz, A
Mancala Board Called "Songo...
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which include a
reverence for the
supreme being. Stayt, Hugh A (1931). The
Bavenda.
Routledge (published 2018). pp. 230–236. ISBN 9780429942778.{{cite book}}:...
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traceable to
cattle movements from
Ngaundere (Cameroon),
Banyo (Cameroon),
Bavenda Province (Cameroon), and from some
parts of Nigeria.
Tigon Mbembe language...
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Chaetachme aristata, and
Drypetes gerrardii.
Listed alphabetically: C. x.
bavenda van Son, 1935 –
South Africa:
Soutpansberg in
Limpopo province C. x. bergeri...
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author of a 1931
ethnographic book
about the
VhaVenda people called The
Bavenda: The fear of a
woman who has had an
abortion is
deeply rooted in the mind...
- JSTOR 2787228. Stayt, Hugh Arthur, and
International African Institute. The
Bavenda. London: Pub. for the
International institute of
African languages & cultures...
- the north-east direction. In 1933, the
Bavenda and the
Shangaans were the two main
tribes in Sibasa. The
Bavenda lived in the
mountains and
valleys of...
- 1977.18.1.40 Stayt, Hugh Arthur, and
International African Institute. The
Bavenda. London: Pub. for the
International institute of
African languages & cultures...
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arrive from the south. As
Ndebele moved into Transvaal, the
remnants of the
Bavenda retreated north to the
Waterberg and Zoutpansberg,
while Mzilikazi made...
