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Parkes, Peter. HAVE
2001. Alternative Social Structures and Foster Relations in the Hindu Kush: Milk
Kinship Allegiance in Former Mountain Kingdoms of Northern Pakistan. Comparative
Studies in Society and History 43 (1): 4-36.
Robertson, George S. HAVE
1896. The Kafirs of Hindu-Kush. London: Lawrence & Bullen. [Sporadically on clans; p.
213ff: ritual kinship.]
Snoy, Peter.
1962. Die Kafiren. Formen der Wirtschaft und Geistigen Kultur. Ph.D. dissertation.
Frankfurt am Main: Goethe Universität. [Pp. 217-224: family, clan, social classes.]
Strand, Richard F. HAVE
2011. Nurestani Languages. In Encyclopaedia Iranica. (Online). [Kinship possession,
syncope in the terms for ‘daughter’.]
Trumpp, E.
1866. Über die Sprache der sogenannten Kāfirs im indischen Caucasus (Hindū Kūsch).
Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft 20 (1): 377-418. [Pp. 412, 414:
kin terms recorded by several authors.] HAVE
COMPARATIVE
Klimburg, Max.
1999. The Kafirs of the Hindu Kush: Art and Society of the Waigal and Ashkun Kafirs.
Vol. 1-2. Stuttgart: Steiner. [Vol. 1, pp. 61-73: sporadically on agnatic clans.]
KAMVIRI
Jones, Schuyler.
1967. The Political Organization of the Kam Kafirs. A Preliminary Analysis. Kobenhavn.
(Historisk-Filosofiske Meddelelser udgivet af det Gongelige Danske Videnskabernes
Selskab 42 (2)). [Clan structure.]
Strand, Richard F. HAVE
1974. Principles of Kinship Organization among the Kom Nuristani. In Cultures of the
Hindukush. Selected Papers from the Hindu-Kush Cultural Conference Held at
Moesgård 1970, edited by Karl Jettmar and Lennart Edelberg. Pp. 51-56. Wiesbaden.
KATI
Jettmar, Karl.
1986. The Religions of the Hindukush. Vol. 1: The Religion of the Kafirs: The Pre-
Islamic Heritage of Afghan Nuristan. Warminster: Aris & Phillips. [Pp. 29-31: Kati
kinship and social organization.]
Degener, Almuth.
WAIGALI