back. Researchers Leo Frobenius: German anthropologist and archaeologist (1873–1938) whose work is in the archives of the Institute Frobenius associated with the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University of Frankfurt am Main, including four scientific collections and a large image collection. Paul Mercier: He carried out solo research for a short period in 1950 in Natitingou concern the movements of the different tammariba subgroups and their neighbors and wrote numerous articles describe their social organization and land tenure. Albert Marie Maurice: Military Natitingou in 1950, Albert Marie Maurice (1913–200211) has conducted extensive research on this company. His photographic archives are in the Academy of Sciences of overseas. Rigobert Kouagou: Originally from Natitingou in Benin, Rigobert Kouagou is a specialist in the Tammari language. He is the author of poems and stories translated into French. Dominique Sewane: French ethnologist Dominique Sewane: since the 1980s, her research, publications, and reference works have focused mainly on the funeral and initiation rites of Batammaribas of Togo. Notes References Bibliography Céline Al Zoubi, L’Agriculture tammari dans l’Atakora. Anthropo histoire des techniques agricoles des Batammariba de l’Atakora pré-colonial (Togo, Bénin). Pistes de recherche (Tammari Agriculture in the Atakora. Anthropological History of the Agricultural Techniques of the Batammariba of Pre-Colonial Atakira (Togo, Bénin). Research Pathways), master I and II thesis in History of Techniques, Université de Paris-I, 2008. Suzanne Preston Blier, The Anatomy of Architecture: Ontology and Metaphor in Batammaliba Architectural Expression, Cambridge University Press, 1987. Charles Bonnet, Des pharaons venus d’Afrique, la cachette de Kerma (in collaboration with D. Valbelle), Paris, , 2005. Gaël Kpotogbé Amoussou, L’Imaginaire des Batammariba du Togo à travers leur habitat, Le Nègre Éditeur, 2011. Gaël Kpotogbé Amoussou, Transmission du savoir-faire (Transmission of Know-how), PAF, 2014. Philippe Charlier, Zombis, enquête anthropologique sur les morts vivants (Zombies, an Anthropological Inquiry into the Living Dead), , 2015. , Histoire du Togo (History of Togo), Paris, , 1959, 427 p. Robert Cornevin, Histoire des peuples d’Afrique Noire (History of the Peoples of Black Africa), Paris, Berger Levrault, 1962, 716 p. Lazare Eloundou, with Odiaua Ishanlosen, Patrimoine Mondial africain: Une diversité remarquable (African World Heritage: A Remarkable Diversity), (preface by Irina Bokova), éditions 696. UNESCO, 2013 Leo Frobenius, 1912-1913, Und Africa sprach. Bericht über den Verlauf der 3. Reiseperiode des DIAFE in den Jahren 1910-1912, Vita, Berlin-Charlotenburg, v. III, Unter den unsträfftlichen Aethiopen, 1913, 669 p. Nicoué-Lodjou Gayibor, Histoire des Togolais des origines aux années 1960 (History of