Hay otros muchos que se pueden considerar predecesores (algunos de los cuales, del siglo XIX, fueron sacados a la luz por Matilde
Bahima (44)).
In the past, ghee used to be kept in small calabashes called ensimbo by the
Bahima. The calabashes were prepared to enhance the aroma of the butter.
I relied on interviews, narratives and observation in the territories of eight selected ethnic identities of Uganda, namely the Acholi, Iteso, Bagisu, Baganda, Bahima, Bakiga, Lugbara and the Jonam.
I studied the Acholi with respect to Kwon Kal (Millet bread), The Iteso (Atap), the Baganda (Matooke), The Bahima (milk and its products), the Bagisu (Malewa), The Basoga (Sweet Potatoes), the Bakiga (Obushera), the Lugbara (Inya) and the Alur (Angara).
Alan Reeve says of these cattle-keepers: "Members of the
Bahima tribe, the natives resembled images of ancient Egyptians--straight noses, high cheekbones, wide flat eyes.
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Bahima lembrava esse conceito de Aldo Rossi (1995), em conversa pessoal.
Ethnic groups: Baganda, Banyankole, Bahima, Bakiga, Banyarwanda, Bunyoro, Batoro, Langi, Acholi, Lugbara, Karamojong, Basoga, Bagisu, and others.
Individual ethnic groups in the southwest include the Banyankole and Bahima, 10%; the Bakiga, 8%; the Banyarwanda, 6%; the Bunyoro, 3%; and the Batoro, 3%.
BAHIMA, La condicion juridica del laico en la doctrina canonica del siglo XIX, Pamplona 1972.
Ethnic groups: Baganda 17%, Banyakole and
Bahima 10%, Basoga 8%, Bakiga 7%, Banyarwanda 6%, Iteso 6%, Langi 6%, Acholi 5%.