TY  - BOOK
AU  - Schildkrout, Enid
ED  - The American Museum of Natural History
TI  - The golden stool: studies of the Asante center and periphery: Anthropological papers of the American Museum of Natural History 
SN  - 00659452
AV  - GN 1 A44 1987 v. 65 pt. 1
PY  - 1987///
CY  - New York
PB  - American Museum of Natural History
KW  - Anthropology
KW  - Periodicals
N1  - Includes bibliographical references index; Introduction
; Schildkrout, Enid; Chapter 1. Prelude to Akan Civilization
; Posnansky, Merrick; Chapter 2. Archaeology in Gonja and Asante connections
; Shinnie, Peter L.; Chapter 3. The impact of Asante on the trade patterns of Northern Ghana and Ivory Coast; Kense, François J.; Chapter 4. A Late archaeological horizon in Ghana: Proto-Akan or Pre-Akan?; Bellis, James O.
; Chapter 5. Savanna contributions to the Asante political Economy; Arhin, Kwame
; Chapter 6. Pontonporon and Koko: Asante-Gonja relations to 1874
; Haight, Bruce M.; Chapter 7. An Asante Kuduo among the Frafra of Northern Ghana
; Garrard, Timothy F.; Chapter 8. Power or prestige? Muslims in 19th century Kumas
; Owusu-Ansah, David; Chapter 9. Painted incantations: the closeness of Allah and kings in 19th-century Asante
; Bravmann, René A. and Silverman, Raymond A.; Chapter 10. What manner of persons were these? some reflections on Asante officialdom
; Wilks, Ivor; Chapter 11. Kwasi Boakye and Kwame Poku: Dutch-educated Asante "princess"; Yarak, Larry W.
; Chapter 12. A nation in exile: the Asante on the Seychelles islands, 1900-24
; Boahen, A. Adu; Chapter 13. Kingship in contemporary Asante society; Owusu, Maxwell
; Chapter 14. The Asante national liberation movement of the 1950s in retrospect; Andoh, A. S. Y.
; Chapter 15. Gifts and attitudes; Mcleod, Malcolm D.
; Chapter 16. Asante dance art and the court
; Opoku, Albert Mawere; Chapter 17. Asante court music
; Nketia, J. H. Kwabena; Chapter 18. precolonial gold mining in Wassa: innovation, specialization, linkages to the economy and to the state
; Dumett, Raymond E.; Chapter 19. Asante wars of the 19th century and direct access to the coast
; Reynolds, Edward; Chapter 20. Asante war aims in the 1869 invasion of Ewe
; Maier, Donna J. E.; Chapter 21. Asante imperialism and Gyaman resistance: forms, motivations, trends
; Terray, Emmanuel; Chapter 22. Trade and politics on the Asante periphery: Gyaman, 1818-1900; Handloff, Robert
; Chapter 23. Asante and the Akan periphery: the Baule on the western Akan frontier
; Weiskel, Timothy C.; Chapter 24. Historical dimensions of Tano worship among the Asante and Bono
; Silverman, Raymond A.; Chapter 25. The discovery of Pre-Anyi funerary statuettes in southeastern Ivory Coast; Polet, Jean
; Chapter 26. The Asante origins of the lagoon peoples as an art historical problem
; Visonà, Monica Blackmun; References cited
; Index
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