 | Richard Nicklin Hall, W. G. Neal - 1904 - 626 pages
...years ago. Dr. Theal also states : " Of the various Bantu tribes south of the Zambesi the Makalangas appeared to have a larger proportion of Asiatic blood...than the blacker tribes along the Mozambique coast." Further, "The present Mashonas are descended from the Makalangas of the early Portuguese days, and... | |
 | George McCall Theal - 1907 - 542 pages
...or Eastern Africa. Of all the Bantu they had the largest proportion of Asiatic blood in their veins, which will account for their mental and mechanical...than the blacker tribes along the Mozambique coast. Their skulls more nearly approached those of Europeans in shape, many of them had the high nose, the... | |
 | James George Frazer - 2000 - 618 pages
...European* observed that they were in every respect more intelligent than Ilie blacker tribes along (he Mozambique coast. But they were neither so robust nor so courageous as шипу of their neighbours." pp. 4(13-485. MiiiiONARiES. In the sixteenth century the chief of a... | |
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... that they did not cross to the south of the Limpopo till a much later date. Professor Keane contends that the Bantu peoples arrived from the north and settled in South-East Africa at least two thousand years ago. Dr. Theal also states : " Of the various... 