Klieman, Kairn A. 1997. Hunters and Farmers of the Western Equatorial Rainforest: Economy and Society, 3000 B.C.~to A.D.~1880. University of California at Los Angeles dissertation. (xv+387pp.)
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author = {Klieman, Kairn A.},
pages = {xv+387},
school = {University of California at Los Angeles},
title = {Hunters and Farmers of the Western Equatorial Rainforest: Economy and Society, 3000 B.C.~to A.D.~1880},
year = {1997},
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lgcode = {200-word lists for Yambe [NOCODE_Yambe], Ndzem = Njyem [njy], Bekwil = Bekwil [bkw], Bomwali = Bomwali [bmw], Irimba from Mandibu (24 km SE of Moabi) Prov. Nyanga in Gabon 71 percent cognate with Punu [puu], Lumbu [lup], Igama 82 percent cognate with Lumbu [lup], Vili from Mayumbe [vif], Njebi [nzb], Ibongo-Nzebi 91 percent cognate with Njebi [nzb], Itsogho = Tsogo [tsv], Ebongo = Ebongo-Itsogho (B31.1) Okondja in Prov. Ngounié in Gabon 71 percent cognate with Tsogo [tsv], Himba = Simba [sbw], Iyaa = Yaka (Congo) [iyx], Ibongo-Iyaa Today the Ibongo-lyaa language is spoken by three distinct hunting and gathering communities 83-94 percent cognate with Iyaa = Yaka (Congo) [iyx], Ilaali = Teke-Laali [lli], Gibongo-Ilaali = Teke-Laali [lli], Ibeembe = Beembe [beq], Ibongo-Beembe = Beembe [beq], Mikaya speaking a Bantu C10 language = Mikaya-Bambengangale-Baluma [NOCODE_Mikaya-Bambengangale-Baluma], Bambengangale = Mikaya-Bambengangale-Baluma [NOCODE_Mikaya-Bambengangale-Baluma], Bongili-Pikounda = Bongili [bui], Baluma = Mikaya-Bambengangale-Baluma [NOCODE_Mikaya-Bambengangale-Baluma], Babenzele = Yaka (Central African Republic) [axk], Bambenga = Yaka (Central African Republic) [axk], Inyele = Bongili [bui], Bomitaba-Bambomba = Bomitaba [zmx], Bakolu pygmies = Bakolo pygmies = Tua Yaka = Babole-Bakolu from Mangoumba-Baye (0.9952778N 17.0788889E) close to and very probably (disparaged as being Pygmies p 222) = Dibole [bvx]},
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| Name in source | Glottolog languoid |
|---|---|
| 200-word lists for Yambe | |
| Ndzem | |
| Bekwil | |
| Bomwali | |
| Irimba from Mandibu (24 km SE of Moabi) Prov. Nyanga in Gabon 71 percent cognate with Punu | |
| Lumbu | |
| Igama 82 percent cognate with Lumbu | |
| Vili from Mayumbe | |
| Njebi | |
| Ibongo-Nzebi 91 percent cognate with Njebi | |
| Itsogho | |
| Ebongo | |
| Himba | |
| Iyaa | |
| Ibongo-Iyaa Today the Ibongo-lyaa language is spoken by three distinct hunting and gathering communities 83-94 percent cognate with Iyaa | |
| Ilaali | |
| Gibongo-Ilaali | |
| Ibeembe | |
| Ibongo-Beembe | |
| Mikaya speaking a Bantu C10 language | |
| Bambengangale | |
| Bongili-Pikounda | |
| Baluma | |
| Babenzele | |
| Bambenga | |
| Inyele | |
| Bomitaba-Bambomba | |
| Bakolu pygmies = Bakolo pygmies = Tua Yaka = Babole-Bakolu from Mangoumba-Baye (0.9952778N 17.0788889E) close to and very probably (disparaged as being Pygmies p 222) |