@article{93805,
  author     = {Stoneham, H.F. and Raglan, [Lord]},
  journal    = {Man: a record of anthropological science},
  pages      = {54-55 (art. 55)},
  title      = {Correspondence to the editor: East African languages [= letter from Stoneham with a reply from Lord Raglan]},
  volume     = {31},
  year       = {1931},
  hhtype     = {comparative (computerized assignment from "languages")},
  inlg       = {English [eng]},
  jfmnote    = {Discusses Raglan's theory about 'shouting' and 'non-shouting' languages, and briefly mentions Nilotic (Dinka, Acholi, Lango), 'Hamitic' (= Maasai, Turkana, etc.) and Bantu (Gisu, Kamba, Kikuyu) languages.},
  keywords   = {;nea;eaf;ugn;kny;lng;phn;v.113;v.117a;v.126a;v.131a;v.125;bnt;j.e.31a;e.51;e.55;},
  lgcode     = {Kikuyu [kik], Masaaba [myx], Masai [mas], Kamba (Kenya) [kam], Southwestern Dinka [dik], Acoli [ach], Turkana [tuv] (autotranslated from Maho's coding system)},
  macro_area = {Africa},
  src        = {eballiso2009}
}