Definition of Biaka
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… the villagers do some trapping and hunting with the Biaka.— John W. Berry et al., Cross-Cultural Psychology: Research and Applications, 2001 … extremely ancient groups like the Mbuti of Zaire and the Biaka pygmies of Central African Republic … — Nicholas Wade, New York Times on the Web, 18 Mar. 2003 Either way, the Biaka people—who have survived for thousands of years in the steamy jungles of Africa … —probably have much to teach the cosseted western world about physical and mental health and wellbeing. — Brian Beacom, Evening Times (Glasgow), 22 Jan. 2008
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The first known use of Biaka was in 1992
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