- Some problems concerning the mineral occurrences on the lower cretaceous of the Moçâmedes sedimentary border Angola
- Some problems of language classification with particular reference to the North west Bantu Borderland
- Some problems of personnel research [2]
- Some problems of the Áfrican administractor in the field today
- Some preliminary remarks on the excavations at Dulan [2]
- Some problems raised by the study of the weathering of igneous rocks
- Some protein-rich food of interest to african countries
- Some problems of the laterites and their meaning in the geomorphological evolution in the portuguese province of Guine
- Some preliminary notes on the results of 3 years of variety testing at the Luabo estate of sena sugar estates, LTD
- Some problems concerning the mineral occurrences on the lower cretaceous of the Moçâmedes sedimentary border (Angola) [2]
- Some problems of reconstructing west coast history from european sources
- Some problematical issues in the restructuring of history education in south african history
- Some problems concerning the mineral occurrence on the lower cretaceous of the moçamedes sedimentary border, Angola
- Some problems of Marx's theory of history
- Some problems on failure of rock masses / M. Rocha
- Some problems concerning the mineral occurences on the louver cretaceous of the Môçamedes sedimentary borders (Angola)
- Some problems concerning the mineral occurrences on the lower cretaceous of the Moçâmedes sedimentary border, Angola
- Some preliminary notes on the results of 3 years of variety testing at the luabo estate of Sena Sugar Estates, ltd.
- Some problems concerning the mineral occurences on the lower cretaceous of the Moçamedes sedimentary border ( Angola )
- Some problems concerning the mineral occurrents on the lower cretaceous of the Moçamedes Sedimentary border (Angola) [2]
- Some randon reflections on the midle classes in South África [2]
- Some recent literature on development
- Some recent radiocarbon dates from Southern África
- Some records of dytiscidae (Cd.) from Mozambique
- Some reflections on anglo-portuguese african relations in the ninetrenth century
- Some remarks about disparopsis in Mozambique
- Some remarks on beads and trade in Lower Guinea in the sixteenth and seventeeth centuries
- Some remarks on early Inlaid pictorial bronzes [2]
- Some remarks about the Hampson Diparosis Castanea in Mozambique [2]
- Some remarks on patronage in Syria-Palestine during the late bronze age [2]
- Some restrictions on westerners in Canton in the first half of the 19th century
- Some records of dgtiscidae from Mozambique
- Some reflections on Babylonian exchange during the end of the Third Millennium BC [2]
- Some reflections on the portuguese in the Indian ocean trade
- Some remarks about rice production, suggested by a comparison between cultivation in America and Asia
- Some results obtaimed in Angola in the survey of sails by photo-interpretation
- Some reflections on the history of discovery and exploration
- Some remarkson ideophones in Zulu
- Some remarlus about Diparopsis castanea in Mozambique
- Some reamrks about diparopsis castanea in Mozambique
- Some reflection en anglo-portuguese Áfrican relations in the nineteenth century
- Some reflection on the social and cultural condition of economic productivity
- Some remarks on European co-peration in tropical África
- Some remarks on semantics and epistemological categories in early scientific translations
- Some Remarks on value of portuguese source for asian history, sixteenth to eighteenth centuries
- Some recollections of our antislavery conflict
- Some reflections on the post-colonial state in portuguese speaking Africa
- Some remarks on medical mycology and the large field it offers for research work in India
- Some recent contribuition to the literature on economic development
- Some records of dystiscidae col. from Mozambique
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- Some reflections on anglo-portuguese african relations in the nineteenth century [3]
- Some results of chemical analysis of laterites
- Some records of Ethiopia
- Some recument structures in Shona praise poety
- Some reflections on the contextualist approach to ethico-legal texts of the Quran [2]
- Some reflections on the post-colonial state in Portuguese-speaking África
- Some remarks concerning the teaching of tropical systematic botany
- Some riddes of the Mwera
- Some riddles of the nyanga people
- Some sex beliefs and practices of the Tupari indians (Western Brazil)
- Some setswana names of woody plants
- Some second thoughts on indo-portuguese historiography [2]
- Some social and economic implications of pateralism in Uganda
- Some social aspectis of Lugbara myth
- Some social consequences of nineteenth centry missionary activite among the south african Bantu
- Some south african politary bees
- Some source books for West África
- Some statistical data on the portuguese colony in Shanghae
- Some string figures from north east Angola [3]
- Some Sukuma bird names
- Some stone implements from Northern South West África
- Some swahili political words
- Some thoughts on Tibetan art [2]
- Some thoughts on South África and Southern África
- Some thoughts on the origins of Liao ceramics [2]
- Some trematodes and cesto des from mammals of Central África
- Some troubles and perils of taoist meditation [2]
- Some traditions of the Nyendwa clan of Northern Rhodesia
- Some unique wood-carved haveli-temples of Gujarat
- Some unusual elements in the Wilton industry in the Matopos area of Southern Rhodesia
- Some unpublished rock
- Some unanswered questions about africa's economic potential [2]
- Some zande texts on vengeance for death
- Somente um deve vencer
- Somes aspects of inter-racial marriages in South África
- Somes results of stuidies on the cytology of the spleen
- Something to think of
- Somila portuguesa
- Sommaire d'introduction
- Somme reflections on the new history
- Sommer Ribeiro
- Sommet d´Alger
- Sommets de la musique
- Somono Bala of the upper Niger [2]
- Somos crianças
- Somos contra a guerra no Ultramar [2]
- Somos analfabetos mas não estúpidos
- Somos e continuaremos a ser portugueses e temos de amar Portugal
- Somos Mussunda [3]
- Somos irmãos die Angolanische Fotografenfamilie Pinto Afonso [2]
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