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Epstein, E.J. (2011). The Rise and Fall of Diamonds. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 

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Journals & Others

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Heap, S. (2009). 'A bottle of gin is dangled before the nose of the natives': Gin Currency in Colonial Southern Nigeria. British Museum Research Publication 171. 

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King, H.M. (2018). 'How Do Diamonds Form?'. Geology.com.

Liberato, C.F. (2009). 'Money, Cloth-Currency, Monopoly, and Slave Trade in the Rivers of Guiné and the Cape Verde Islands, 1755-1777'. British Museum Research Publication 171.

Pallaver, K. (2009). 'A recognized currency in beads'. Glass Beads as Money in 19th-Century East Africa: the Central Caravan Road. British Museum Research Publication 171.

Rigby, C.P. (1878). 'Mr J.M. Hildebrandt on his Travels in East Africa', Proceedings Of The Royal Geographical Society Of London Vol.22.

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