Tubers and Tenrecs: The Mikea of Southwestern Madagascar

Daniel Stiles

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Apres une presentation des chasseurs-cueilleurs mikea de Madagascar (histoire, langue, milieu et mode de subsistance, organisation sociale et culture), l'A., reprenant les theories de Woodburn, et de Headland et Reid concernant les chasseurs-cueilleurs, montre que cette population est entouree par les Vezo et les Masikoro, qu'elle pratique un systeme de consommation immediate, et qu'elle se serait tournee vers la chasse et la cueillette pour fournir aux fermiers des produits de la foret.

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1961Histoire de Madagascar 1972Early Kingdoms in Madagascar, 1500-1700

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