A J N Tremearne
Biographic Data
| ID | 256141 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A J N Tremearne |
| GIVEN NAMES | A J N |
| FAMILY NAME | Tremearne |
| SIGNATURE | TREMEARNE A J N |
| AFFILIATIONS | SNUH SMG-SNU Boramae Medical Center |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 22 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1910 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Ban of the Bori
The Ban of the Bori
Bori Beliefs and Ceremonies
A New Head-Measurer
House Demons and Demon-Dancing
The Tripoli Enterprise
Nigerian Strolling Players
Marital Relations of the Hausas as Shown in Their Folk-Lore
A hundred-thousand cowries, about 21. lOs., but the value varies.t i.e., even in the husband's presence.T i.e., "so said the jealous husband.'Even the Hausa listeners often become rather confused, and have to ask en ja
Hausa Superstitions and Customs
Nigerian Peoples
The Niger and the West Sudan, or the West African's Note Book
Notes on the Kagoro and Other Nigerian Head-Hunters
MAJOR A. J. N. TREMEARNE.-NOteSon The authorities on the Kajji and Jaba customs, etc., were: 1. Sintali, Government Headman of Kajji.2. Musa, chief of Mersa.3. Limarm, employe of the Sa(r)rikiii Jemaa.4. Awudu, son of
Extracts from Diary of the Late Rev. John Martin, Wesleyan Missionary in West Africa, 1843-48
The Hammock Dance in Sierra Leone
Fifty Hausa Folk-Tales
Notes on Some Nigerian Tribal Marks
A Vade Mecum for West Africa
Hausa Folklore
Fifty Hausa Folk-Talks
He turned to see the Lake's blue plain, With all its emerald glories round it 5 But there appear'd a grand demesne, By towering elms and poplars bounded.......He look'd behind-the scene was gone-A thrill of wonder gather'd o'er him; For, nothing save the blue Lake shone With all its silver curls, before him."There was another legend, but a very vague one, about a city submerged by a magic well under the beautiful lake of Inchiquin.The legend seem…
Bull-Fighting in Nigeria and Portugal; a Humane Sport
Hausa Houses
Pottery in Northern Nigeria
The Ban of the Bori
Bori Beliefs and Ceremonies
Ban of the Bori
House Demons and Demon-Dancing
A New Head-Measurer
Nigerian Strolling Players
Notes on the Kagoro and Other Nigerian Head-Hunters
MAJOR A. J. N. TREMEARNE.-NOteSon The authorities on the Kajji and Jaba customs, etc., were: 1. Sintali, Government Headman of Kajji.2. Musa, chief of Mersa.3. Limarm, employe of the Sa(r)rikiii Jemaa.4. Awudu, son of
Extracts from Diary of the Late Rev. John Martin, Wesleyan Missionary in West Africa, 1843-48
Fifty Hausa Folk-Tales
Notes on Some Nigerian Tribal Marks
Pottery in Northern Nigeria
Fifty Hausa Folk-Talks
He turned to see the Lake's blue plain, With all its emerald glories round it 5 But there appear'd a grand demesne, By towering elms and poplars bounded.......He look'd behind-the scene was gone-A thrill of wonder gather'd o'er him; For, nothing save the blue Lake shone With all its silver curls, before him."There was another legend, but a very vague one, about a city submerged by a magic well under the beautiful lake of Inchiquin.The legend seem…
Bull-Fighting in Nigeria and Portugal; a Humane Sport
Hausa Houses
Pottery in Northern Nigeria
Fifty Hausa Folk-Tales
Notes on Some Nigerian Tribal Marks
A Vade Mecum for West Africa
Hausa Folklore
The Niger and the West Sudan, or the West African's Note Book
Notes on the Kagoro and Other Nigerian Head-Hunters
MAJOR A. J. N. TREMEARNE.-NOteSon The authorities on the Kajji and Jaba customs, etc., were: 1. Sintali, Government Headman of Kajji.2. Musa, chief of Mersa.3. Limarm, employe of the Sa(r)rikiii Jemaa.4. Awudu, son of
Extracts from Diary of the Late Rev. John Martin, Wesleyan Missionary in West Africa, 1843-48
The Hammock Dance in Sierra Leone
Hausa Superstitions and Customs
Nigerian Peoples
House Demons and Demon-Dancing
The Tripoli Enterprise
Nigerian Strolling Players
Marital Relations of the Hausas as Shown in Their Folk-Lore
A hundred-thousand cowries, about 21. lOs., but the value varies.t i.e., even in the husband's presence.T i.e., "so said the jealous husband.'Even the Hausa listeners often become rather confused, and have to ask en ja
Bori Beliefs and Ceremonies
A New Head-Measurer
The Ban of the Bori
Ban of the Bori
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