@book{51755,
  address        = {Garden City NY},
  author         = {Turnbull, Colin M.},
  key            = {Turnbull (1965a)},
  pages          = {xiv+390},
  publisher      = {Natural History Press},
  title          = {Wayward servants: the two worlds of the African pygmies},
  year           = {1965},
  citekeys       = {cldf5:turnbull1965a},
  fn             = {africa\turnbull_wayward-servants1965pages.pdf, africa\turnbull_wayward-servants1965pages_o.pdf},
  hhtype         = {minimal;ethnographic},
  inlg           = {English [eng]},
  isreferencedby = {cldf5},
  keywords       = {;caf;drc;ant;pgm;v.463;},
  lgcode         = {Putnams pygmies of Epulu = Linguistically the band falls into Schebesta's Sua category using KiBira for the most part as their camp language. They also use a great many KiLese words however and the local Bira affirm that they frequently cannot understand what they call "KiMbuti" = Forest Bila [bip]},
  macro_area     = {Africa},
  oclc           = {164377475},
  src            = {cldf, eballiso2009, hh}
}