@book{85906,
  address    = {Berlin},
  author     = {Tessmann, Günther},
  publisher  = {E. Wasmuth},
  title      = {Die Pañgwe. Völkerkundliche Monographie eines westafrikanischen Negerstammes: Ergebnisse der Lübecker Pangwe-Expedition 1907-1909 und früherer Forschungen 1904-1907},
  volume     = {2 Bde},
  year       = {1913},
  inlg       = {German [deu]},
  jfmnote    = {There is linguistic material in here for not only Fang, but also Benga-Banoko A32a, Ndowi (Ngumbi) A33b, Basa A43a, Bati A65, Yaunde A72a, Bulu A74a, Basiki/Bimbi/Banek' A75-dialects?, Mabea/Ngumba A81, Galwa B11c, Mayumba B44, Bafioti H16d (cfr Johnston 1919:803ff). Reprinted 1972 by Johnson Reprint in New York (Landmarks in anthropology series). Translated into English as 'The Fang peoples' (Human relations area files, #FH9), published sometime during the 1970s by the Human Relations Area Files Inc. in New Haven CN. Large parts were also translated into French as 'Les Pahouins', published 1991 by Musée Dapper in Paris.},
  keywords   = {;waf;caf;gbn;eqg;cmr;trv;ant;lng;lxl;bnt;a.32a;a.33b;a.43a;a.65;a.72a;a.74a;a.75;a.81;b.11c;b.44;h.16d;},
  lgcode     = {Lumbu [lup], Basa (Cameroon) [bas], Myene [mye], Batanga [bnm], Kwasio [nmg], Fang (Equatorial Guinea) [fan], Bati (Cameroon) [btc], Bulu (Cameroon) [bum], Ngumbi [nui] (autotranslated from Maho's coding system)},
  macro_area = {Africa},
  src        = {eballiso2009}
}