- is the
official language of Guinea, and Fouta-Djallon or
sometimes Fouta-
Djalon is the
French spelling.
Common English spellings include ****a
Jallon and...
- seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Fula
migrant settlers from the
Fouta Djalon region of Guinea, they live
primarily in the
northeast and the
western area...
- that came from Mali
because of the War led by
Alpha Yaye
coming from
Fouta Djalon. Be****
ceramic pots in storage. Be****
hairstyling in Iwol. Be**** hairstyling...
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vital food
source in many
rural areas,
especially in the
mountains of
Fouta Djalon, Guinea, but it is also
cultivated in Mali,
Burkina Faso,
Ivory Coast, Nigeria...
- rich-hued
indigo in
detailed tie-d**** patterns. Like the rest of the ****a
Djalon region of
which it is part, Dalaba's
climate is
moderated by the altitude...
- are of
Guinean origin,
precisely from the Donghol-Sigon
region in
Fouta Djalon. He grew up in the 13th arrondis****t of Paris, a
district in
which he...
- 2016-11-04.
Walter Rodney (1968), "Jihad and
Social Revolution in ****a
Djalon in the
Eighteenth Century",
Journal of the
Historical Society of Nigeria...
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Iolaus djaloni, the
Fouta Djalon sapphire, is a
butterfly in the
family Lycaenidae. It is
found in Guinea. The
habitat consists of dry forests. Adults...
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Fouta Djalon Canyon...
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Nialama classified Forest, also
spelled Nyalama, is
found in the
Fouta Djalon highland region of north-west Guinea. The
forest has an area of 10,000 ha...
