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  • Guinea
    Guinea
    / Settlement patterns

    Farther east among the Loma and Kpelle people, fire-cleared land was used to plant vegetables and rice. Larger villages were usually located on remote hillside terraces often surrounded by secondary forest growth.

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    Farther east among the Loma and Kpelle people, fire-cleared land was used to plant vegetables and rice. Larger villages were usually located on remote hillside terraces often surrounded by secondary forest growth.

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  • Macenta

    …and is inhabited by the Loma and the Muslim Malinke peoples. Pop. (1996) 47,360.

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    …and is inhabited by the Loma and the Muslim Malinke peoples. Pop. (1996) 47,360.

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