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Although we speak of " the Ainu " , the culture was not monolithic but had considerable regional variation . ... Chinese and Japanese affected the development of Ainu culture in different regions ( Ohnuki - Tierney 1974 , 191 ; Philippi ...
Although we speak of " the Ainu " , the culture was not monolithic but had considerable regional variation . ... Chinese and Japanese affected the development of Ainu culture in different regions ( Ohnuki - Tierney 1974 , 191 ; Philippi ...
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In many regions , apart from trade relations , the Ainu were left alone . Encouraged to retain their own language and culture , they were still allowed to learn and use Japanese or practice agriculture if they wished .
In many regions , apart from trade relations , the Ainu were left alone . Encouraged to retain their own language and culture , they were still allowed to learn and use Japanese or practice agriculture if they wished .
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... era of Independence ( only really effective from 1970 ) , the concerns of the Gambians are more with a community of regional interest with Senegal and so moves towards unification have been gathering momentum in the last decade .
... era of Independence ( only really effective from 1970 ) , the concerns of the Gambians are more with a community of regional interest with Senegal and so moves towards unification have been gathering momentum in the last decade .
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 5, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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