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Thesis approved by the University of London for the degree ofDoctor of Philosophy in the Facutty of ScienceMémoire présenté à la séance du 19 mai 1947.
IN D E X .Pages.A n in t r o d u c t o r y note on ie r m in o l o g y ...................................................... 5C h a it e r I. — The hlstory o f gong- and drum -language investigationin A frica ................................................................................. ?C h a p te r II. — Gongs used fo r message transm ission in CentralA frica ......................................................................................... 19G o n g stick s ................................................................................... 23G o n g -b e a tin g tech n ique ............................................................. 23G o n g h o u s in g ................................................................................. 24T im e s o f tra n sm is sio n d istan ce tra v e lle d ......................... 25C h ap ter 111. — S ign a llin g w ith and w ithout a lin g u istic basis inA frica (w ith a note on e x tra -a fric a n s ig n a llin g ) ... 27C hapter IV . — Instrum ents other than gongs and drums used inmessage transm ission ...................................................... 33Sticks ................................................................................................ 33B e ll s .................................................................................................. 34W h is tle s ........................................................................................... 35H o rn s ................................................................................................ 36S trin g e d in s t r u m e n t s ..................................................................... 37T h e h u m a n voice ..................................................................... 40C h apter V . —The nature of the signais associated w ith gonglanguages.................................................................................. 42C h ap ter V I. — Some contributions of gong-language investigationsto lin g uistic studies ............................................................. 59T o n a l p a t te m s ............................................................................ 59T h e n u m b e r o f ton es ............................................................. 61T h e n atu re o f com p osite tones .............................................. 63C o m p a ra tiv e lin g u is tic s ............................................................ 67C h a p t e r VII. — Some contributions of gong-language investigationsto ethnographical and historical studies ............... 72
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