British_ethnologist_Virginia_Luling_with_a_Somali_woman_in_Afgooye_in_1967.jpeg
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A young Virginia Luling doing ethnographic fieldwork in Afgooye in 1967. After four years, in 1971, under the supervision of I. M. Lewis, she presented a doctoral dissertation to examiners at the University of London, the result of which is the book, The Somali Sultanate.
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| Source | https://twitter.com/m_h_ingiriis/status/929397315219214337 |
| Author | British ethnologists |
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