Note 216 — V
Philip Askell Benton translation
Barth mentions that a stuff called ‘gabaga’ was manufactured from papyrus. Barth, iii. 298. [‘Gabaga’ is the ordinary Kanuri word for strips of cotton cloth.]
Philip Askell Benton translation
Barth mentions that a stuff called ‘gabaga’ was manufactured from papyrus. Barth, iii. 298. [‘Gabaga’ is the ordinary Kanuri word for strips of cotton cloth.]