ganguela造句

• In 1905 he studied the indigenous plant sources of rubber of the Ganguela and Bi?Plateau regions and collected many novel plants along the Okavango River.
• After the collapse of the caravan trade, the " Ganguela " were for long  in fact until the very end of the colonial period  of little interest for the Portuguese.
• In addition, Benguela developed a commerce in ivory, wax, and honey, which they bought from Ovimbundu caravans which fetched these goods from among the Ganguela peoples in the eastern part of what is now Angola.
• The peoples called " Ganguela " have been known to the Portuguese since the 17th century, when they became involved in the commercial activities developed by the colonial bridgeheads of Luanda and Benguela which existed at that time.
• On the other hand, in the 19th and early 20th century the " Ganguela " peoples furnished wax, honey, ivory and others good for the caravan trade organised by the Ovimbundu for the Portuguese in Benguela.