African traditional architecture: an historical and geographical perspective |
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Rural Settlements | 16 |
Illustration Section II nos 3049 | 23 |
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Abuja Agadez Ankole architecture Asante Axum Bamileke Bamoun Bandiagara escarpment barrel vaults beehive houses Benin Bornu buildings Bunyoro Cameroon cattle central centre Chad Chagga Chapter chief's house chiefs coast constructed courtyard Dagomba decoration Dinka Djenne Dogon doleritic domes Dorze East African Ekoi entrance Ethiopia example flat forest framework fronds Fulani Ghana granaries grass Gurage Gwari Hausa Hausa town Hausaland homestead houses were built Ibo house impluvia impluvium Inyanga Iraqw Ivory Coast Jos Plateau Jukun Kabaka Kano Kanuri Kenya Kikuyu Kilwa kraal Kukawa Kumasi Lake Chad Lake Malawi Leo Africanus live London Lozi Mali Mandara Mountains Mandinka Mangbettu Masai Matakam mats Mauritania Mbugwe Mesakin mihrab minaret mosque Mountains Mousgoum mud bricks mud walls Ngoni Niger nineteenth century northern Nigeria Nuba Nuba mountains Nupe Nyakusa Nyamwezi often Oualata palace palm fronds pastoralists pattern photograph shows pillars plastered poles population density rainfall rectangular Rhodesia River Round plan Rozwi Ruanda seems settlements Shilluk Shona Shuwa Arabs Sierra Leone similar sometimes Songhai Sonjo southern stone style Sudan surrounded Swahili Tanzania technique thatched thatched roofs Tikar Timbuktu trade traditional trans-Saharan trade Tuareg Tutsi Uganda Upper Volta village Vinza wattle West Africa Yoruba Yorubaland Zaire Zambia Zaria Zimbabwe Zulu