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| Citations : tsangambato |
| 1838 | Ellis William : History of Madagascar | |
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page I.256 | The Malagasy have also a custom of erecting stone pillars, of considerable height, as memorials, though without any kind of marking or inscription on them. These are called fahatsiarovana, "causing to remember." A name is also given them derived from their position, mitsangambato, "an elevated stone." |
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