- class, and gender) and how much in
comparison to the
other each
group intermingles thus
creating weak ties. The
unprivileged groups (i.e. women, minorities...
-
Mediterranean world and
Coastal Indian regions This led to
significant intermingling between the
people of
Coastal India and the west
asian world, particularly...
- and
fantasy genres,
sometimes within a
single novel. Simmons's genre-
intermingling Song of Kali (1985) won the
World Fantasy Award. He also
writes mysteries...
-
developed by
human activity – an area
where a
built environment meets or
intermingles with a
natural environment.
Human settlements in the WUI are at a greater...
-
midlands speech in the
middle of the country, ... Nevertheless,
through intermingling and mixing,
first with
Danes and then with Normans,
amongst many the...
-
Yayoi people later entered the
archipelago from the
Korean Peninsula,
intermingling with the Jōmon people; the
Yayoi period saw the
introduction of innovative...
- from the
Korean Peninsula entered the ****anese
islands and
displaced or
intermingled with the
original Jōmon inhabitants. The
linguistic homeland of Proto-Koreans...
-
described as
various ethnic expressions and
practices of
Catholicism intermingled with
aspects of folk religion.
Practices have
varied from
place to place...
- The
Burgher people, a
distinct ethnic group,
emerged as a
result of
intermingling between the
Dutch and
native Sri
Lankans in this period. The Kingdom...
- year 1000.
Around this time, zebu from
South India were
first brought,
intermingling with
sanga found in East Africa.
Irrigated paddy fields were developed...
