MAIN INDEX:  ATLAS (Volume I)

Janssen, D. F., Growing Up Sexually. Volume I. World Reference Atlas. 0.2 ed. 2004. Berlin: Magnus Hirschfeld Archive for Sexology

Last revised: Jan 2006

o   Americas

North-America Non-Natives (USA). See also North-America Natives

Mormons, African Americans, Cuban Americans, North American Hasidic Jews, Arab Americans, Italian Americans, North American Armenians, North American Hmong, Serbian Americans, Chinese Americans, Mexican Americans; Hawai’i (US)

North-America Natives. See also North-America Non-Natives

“Eskimo” (Generalia); Arapaho, Assiniboine, Athabascans, Blood/ Blackfoot, Cajuns, Cherokee, Cheyennes, Chipewyans, Apache Chiricahua, Comanches, Crow, Dakota, Flathead, Gros Ventre, Hopi, Hupa, Huron, Ingalik, Copper Inuit, Iñupiat, Iroquois, Kaska, Kiowa-Apache, Klamath, Kutenai, Kwakiutl, Lakota, Menominee, Mohave, Mantagnais / Naskapi, Navajo, Nootka, Ojibwa, Omaha, Osage, Papago, Pawnee, Paiute, Point Barrow, Pomo, Powhatans, Qipi, Quinault, San Ildefonso, Sanpoil, Seminole, Shoshone, Shuswap, Sioux, Tinglit, Tolowa, Ute, Walapai,Yokuts, Yurok, Zuñi

Middle/Central America

Antilles, Belize, Costa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panamá, Puerto Rico

Aztec, Chatino, Cuna, Garifuna, Huichol, Island Carib, Kickapoo, Mixtecans, Maya, Nahua, Soumoo, Tarahumara, Tepoztlán, Tzeltal, Zapotec [not featured SCCS peoples]

South America

Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guiana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela

Ache / Guayaki, Alkatcho, Amahuaca, Apinayé, Araucanians, Aritama, Aymara, Bahia, Bakairí, Bororó, Canela (Eastern Timbira), Cashinahua; Cayapá, Cubeo, Embera, Guajiro, Guaraní, Guatos, Inka, Jaminawa, Jivaro, Kagaba, Kagwahiv, Kaingángs, Kayabí, Kayapó, Kogi, Machiguenga, Mataco, Mehinaku, Mundurucu, Nambikwara, Ndyuka, Ona, Pilagá, Saramakans, Sharanahua, Shavante, Shipibo, Siriono, Tapirapé, Teheulche, Tenetehara, Ticuna, Ramcocramecra Timbira, Trumaí, Tukano, Tupinambá, Uitoto, Urarina, Urubu-Kaapor, Vaupé, Wai-Wai, Warao, Wari’, Xokleng, Yahgan, Yanomamö, Yaruros, Zorcas

o   Russia

Chukchee, Georgians, Itelmen, Samoyed, Northern Tungus, Yakuts

o   Middle East, Supra-Saharan Africa. See also Sub-Saharan Africa

Afghanistan, Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Iran, Israel, Jordan, Kazachstan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Turkey, Syria, Uzbekistan, Yemen

Arabs, Basseri, Bedouin (Arabia, Libya), Fellahin, Kabyles, Karakalpak, Kazach, Kurds, Nubians, Palestinians, Riffians, Teda, Turks

o   Asia. Note: specific sections for India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, New Guinea below

Bhutan, Burma, Cambodia, China, Japan, The Koreas, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myammar (Burma), Nepal, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Tibet, Thailand, Vietnam

Agta, Akha, Badjau, Bagobo, Batak, Bohol, Bontoc Igorots, Buid, Burakumin, Burmese, Gurungs, Hmong, Ifugao, Isneg Igorots, Ilocos, Jimdārs, Kalingas, Limbu, Malay, Mandaya, Minangkabaus, Mosuo/Nari, Negritos, Newar, Nya Hön, Sagada Igorots, Sedang, Semai, Sulod, Tagals, Thai, Tamils, Vietnamese

o   India ║ Pakistan ║ Bangladesh

Abor, Lingayats, Bengali, Punjabi; Badaga, Rājpūts, Brahmans, Nagas, Chamars, Nayar, Todas, Hill Maria Gond, , Gond and Bhumia of Eastern Mandla,Hill Saoras, Sinhalese, Purum, Veda, Santals, Garos, Muria Gonds, Baiga, Nimar Bahalis, Telugu, Lepcha, Lodha, Uttar Pradesh, Andamanese, Nicobarese, Kurichiyans; Daudi Bohra

o   Indonesia, Irian Jaya (ft. Bibliography)

Alorese, Adjeh, Balinese, Batak, Bauzi, Bawean, Belu, Bonerate, Dayak, Dusun, Edopi, Endeh, Engano Island, Iban, Javanese, Kayans, Ketengban, Mentawaians, Moni, Mpur, Murungs, Ngada, Sula Island, Sundanese, Orang Rimba, Tobelorese, Toradja,

o    New Guinea  (ft. Bibliography)

Arapesh (also Bumbita Arapesh), Ari, Awa, Banaro, Baruya, Binim-Kukusmin, Bumbita Arapesh, Busama, Dani, Darabi, Dobu Isl., Eipo, Etoro, Foi, Gahuku, Gebusi, Huli, Jaquai, Kaluli, Keraki, Kewa, Kimam, Kiwai, Koko, Kwoma, Lesu, Manus, Marind Anim, Ndumba, New Britain, New Ireland, Normanby Islanders, Orokaiva, Paiela, “Sambia”, Trobrianders, Vanatinai, Wogeo

o   Aboriginal Australia* (ft. Bibliography). See also Nonaboriginal Australia

* Note: tribal data were collapsed to form a single chapter as linked above. Including remarks about the following geo- and ethnographic settings: Tiwi, Aranda, Kunandaburi, Kukatha, Karadjeri, Walbiri, Wanindiljaugwa, Pidjandjara, Yuwaaliyaay , Euahlayi, Streaky Bay South, Port Lincoln, Wolgal, western Loritja, Groote Eylandt, Koko Ya’o, Yolngu, Yir-Yoront, Leritja, Murngin, Ooldea, Unambal,  Worora, Marinbata, Warramunga, Spinifex, Wakka, Wunambal. To get an altogether characteristic impression of a single tribal entity, consider the Kukatja as featured separately.

o   Pacifics ║Regional index: Micronesia, Melanesia, New Zealand, Polynesia

Aitutaki, Big Nambas, Carolines Isl., Fiji, Gilbert Isl., Hawai’i (US), Ifaluk, Kurtatchi, Maori, Marshall Isl., Mangaia, Marquesans, Mewun, Palauans, Ponape, Pukapukans, Ra’Ivavae, Rotuman, Samoa, Santa Cruz Isl., Shortland Isl., Siuai, Solomon Isl., Tahiti, Tanna, Tikopia, Tonga Isl., Trukese, Ulithi, Vanuatu, Yapese

o   Sub-Saharan Africa ║ Index ║Tribal Index. See also Supra-Saharan Africa

Regional index:

Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Central Africa, Chad, Congo. See also entries under Zaire; Côte d’Ivoire, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Equatorial Guinea, The Gambia, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rhodesia. See Zambia, Zimbabwe; Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, Sudan, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Upper Volta. See Burkina Faso, Zaire. See also entries under Congo; Zambia, Zimbabwe

Ethnographic index (see also comprehensive alphabetical Ethnographic Index):

ANGOLA (Babunda, Luimi, Umbundu, Bajok / Badjok, Wahiwé, Ambo) 

BENIN (formerly Dahomey) (Dahomey /Fon, Bariba; ® Urhobo and Isoko) 

BOTSWANA (G/wi, Hambukushu, Kgalagari, Nharo, Dobe Ju/’Hoansi, (Ba)Katla / (Ba)kgatla, Basarwa. Also ®Subiya, ®Tswana, ®Atonga)

BURKINA FASO [FORMERLY REPUBLIC OF UPPER VOLTA] (Bobo, Mossi, Bwa)

BURUNDI (REPUBLIC OF BURUNDI)

CAMEROONNso’, Beti / Eton, Maka, Etap, Pangwe / Fan, Baifa / Banen, Fali, Mouktélé, Bangwa, Bali, Mvae, Baka)

CHAD (Sara; ®Teda, ®Tebu) 

COLONIAL CONGO AND DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (®Zaire) (Mangbetu, Lalia-Ngolu, Bahuana, Batetela, Nkundo Mongo, Mbuti, Bala, Lele, Bangala) 

CÔTE D’IVOIRE, IVORY COAST (Senoufo, Guro) 

DJIBOUTI, REPUBLIC OF DJIBOUTI 

ETHIOPIA (Kaffa, Udhuk, Nuer, Majangir, Afar, Amhara, Qemant, Oromo, Arbore) 

GUINEA  (Bubi)

THE GAMBIA, REPUBLIC OF THE GAMBIA (®Wolof) 

GABON (Fang, ®Mvae) 

GHANA (Thsi-Speakers, Tallensi, Akan, / ASHANTI, Fanti, Kokomba, (S)Isala, Ga, Ewe, Vagla, Krobo) 

GUINEA BISSAU (Manjak) 

KENYA (Pokomo, Amwimbe, Kore, Kuria, Masai, N’Jemp, Ariaal Rendille, Kamba, Tiriki, Chuka, Maragoli, Kikuyu, Kipsigis, Gusii, Luo, Meru, Samburu, Tuken, Nandi, Okiek, Borana; ®Iteso) 

LESOTHO / KINGDOM OF LESOTHO (FORMERLY BASUTOLAND) (®Basuto)

LIBERIA (Kpelle; ®Poro) 

MADAGASCAR (Tanala, Merina)

MALAWI (Lake Nyasa, Chewa, Yao, Ngoni, Lomwe, Mang'anja; ®Nyakyusa)

MALI (Bambara, Dogons)

MAURITANIA

MOZAMBIQUE (Makonde, Valenge; ®Swazi, ®Thonga / Tsonga, ®Lomwe, ®Zanzibaris)

NAMIBIA (Bergdama, Nama, !Ko, !Kung, Kua, Herero, |Gui / ||Gana, Owambo) 

NIGER (®Tebu) 

NIGERIA (Badjju, Nupe, Hausa, Kadara, Kagoro, Efik, Tiv, Kanuri, Ijaw/ Ijo, Bini, Marghi, Jekri, Lala, Kofjar, Ibibio, Woodabe Fulani, Borroro Fulani, Ibo [Afikpo Igbo, Asaba Ibo], Rukuba, Irigwe, Yakoe, Igbira, Igala, Orri, Dakarkaki, Tuareg, Anaguta)

RUANDA, RWANDA 

SENEGAL (Toucouleur, Wolof)

SIERRA LEONE (Kuranko, Mende, Poro) 

SOMALIA (Somali, Darod) 

SOUTH AFRICA (Kaffir, Zulu, Basuto, Tswana, Swasi, Bovale, Pedi, Thonga, Lemba, Xhosa, Xesibe, Tshidi Barolong, Venda, Fingo, Lobedu, Pondo, Zanzibaris; ®!Xo)

SUDAN (Nuba, Shilluk, Bari, Dinka, Baja, Dogons, Yoruba, Mandari, Kuku; ®Zande)

TANZANIA (Swahili, Wanguru, Turu, Kwere, Shambala, Ngindo, Chagga, Bena, Nyamwezi, Luguru, Kaguru, Sukuma, Subiya, Ngulu, Hehe, Barabaig, Nyakyusa, Gogo, Baraguyu, Hadza, Datoga, Sonjo;®Kuria, ®Masai)

TOGO 

UGANDA (Ik, Gisu, Acholi, Sebei, Bahima/Bahuma [Hima, Bahuma Bajoro], Bachiga, Lango, Nkole, Ganda, Kiziba, Lugbara, Jie, Iteso, Bwamba, Baamba, So, Guang, Sabiny) 

ZAIRE (®Colonial Congo) (Mbo, Bwela, Ngwana, Mukete, Basoko, Kuba, Bahemba, Azande, Bakongo, Bakwa-Luntu, Tetela, Muyaka, Alur, Baluba, Baushi, Wagenia, Yombe) 

ZAMBIA/ formerly Northern Rhodesia (Kaonde, Nkoya, Tonga, Ila, Bemba, M’wemba, Ndembu, Mambwe / Amambwe, Luvale, Lozi, Lambas)

ZIMBABWE (Karanga, Matabele, Shona, Nambyans, Ambo, Shangaani; ®Lemba, ®Atonga)

uncovered SCCS; unspecified

o   Europe  ║ Europe Historical

The Circum-Mediterranean

Albania, Armenia, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina,  Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic And Slovakia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Great Britain, Greece, Guernsey, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuana, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Scotland, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, Ukraine, Yugoslavia

“Ethnic” Groups: Gitano (Spanish Gypsies), Olivos (Andalusian Pueblo), Saami / Lapps, Highland Scots, Serbs, Romani, Ancient Greek

o   Additional “Western” Nations and Small Political Entities

Canada; Nonaboriginal Australia (New Zealand)

Andorra, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Barbados, Belarus, Brunei, Dominican Republic, Dominica, Liechtenstein, Macao, Malta, Mauritius, Moldova, St Kitts & Nevis, Trinidad & Tobago

o   Outer Space / Cyberspace

Preliminaries, downloads, addenda

Preface for current (0.2) edition (Sept. 2004) Please read

What’s New Decursus of periodic augmentations

User GUIDELINES(adapted from edition 0.1, 2003)

Postscript for 0.1 edition (2003)

Against Atlases (January 2005)

Acknowledgements. As reproduced from 0.1 edition, July 2003

Download Entire Volume 1 in zipped PDF (0.1 edition, July 2003; 5.3 Mb; ISBN 1 877051 22 5)

Bibiographies.

§  Integral Atlas Bibliography. Unchanged from 0.0 edition, January, 2003 (note: the present volume has been significantly expanded since)

§  Additional Bibliography covering numeric references to early life sexual behaviour. Includes references not covered by the Atlas. Unchanged from 0.0 edition, January, 2003

§  Regional: New Guinea, Indonesia, Aboriginal Australia

§  Thematic. See Volume III

SCCS ratings Unchanged from 0.0 edition, January, 2003

Indices.

§  Geographic Index [featured on the left]

§  Ethnographic Index

Old (0.0) edition,January, 2003

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Janssen, D. F., Growing Up Sexually. Volume I. World Reference Atlas. 0.2 ed. 2004. Berlin: Magnus Hirschfeld Archive for Sexology

Last revised: Jan 2006

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