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18 mai 2020
- doi: 10.4000/books.pacific.1003
- isbn: 9782956398196
- eisbn: 9782491338022
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Anton Ploeg, « Chapter 2. Moni », pacific-credo Publications, ID : 10.4000/books.pacific.1003
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Moni and Me were neighbouring ethnic groups, with the Moni living to the east of the Me. In the northeast of the Me territories the boundary was the Isa River, a southerly tributary of the Kema (Roushdy 1940: 63-64; Boelen 1955: 4 and map on outside back cover; De Bruijn 1978: 90-91, 100). Farther south lay an inhospitable, very sparsely populated area that bordered on the high mountains of the southern range. It is unclear to me to what extent the Isa River was also an ideological boundary. ...