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Discussion explicitly referring to oral history.

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  • d cleaning, brewing, sewing, farming skills, hunting and to supplement the household income with cottage arts & crafts. Additionally, children were also taught oral history, the art of telling folk stories, proverbs and songs.

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  • Tewolde-Medhin translated much of the Bible and assisted. J. Kolmodin in compiling an important collection of Eritrea folktales and oral history. [Connell, 2010, page 509] Tewolde-Medhin spoke 12 languages: Tigryna, Tigre, Geez, Arab, English, Italian, German, Swedish, Greek, Latin, Amharic and [old Hebrew]

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    Environment, society and the state in southwestern Eritrea Alexander Naty WP 2000: 12 Environment, society and the state in southwestern Eritrea Alexander Naty Chr. Michelsen Institute Development Studies and…

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  • a result of these intermingling among the various populations in the region, there has been also a considerable borrowing in terms of language and culture. The oral history of clans and lineages among the different groups reflect the extent of the intermixing of societies in the region. The mixing has produced today communities that are different in some respects from the parent populations. Thi

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  • ewolde-Medhin Gebre-Medhin (1860-1930) who translated much of the Bible and assisted J. Kolmodin in compiling an important collection of Eritrean folktales and oral history. Among early Catholic, the most important linguist was Aba Yaqob Gebre Yesus (1881-1961), who published Tigrinya grammars and religious texts in 1920s.

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