is organized, children spend the day in play and work if of age, and afternoon prayers, naps, conversations, and meals occur until dark. Zone 6 is the outside world. In 2003, the cuntuuje of Fuuta-Jalon were recognized by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (UNFAO) as one of the Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems. Migration Fuuta-Jalon has historically had a high degree of migration, usually short-term, and mainly to Senegal and Sierra Leone. Many Fulbe fled to Senegal after Sekou Toure became president of independent Guinea in 1959. Many settled in Leidi Ulu west of the Gambia River and began farming in addition to keeping cattle. They remembered Guinea as a land of fruit and honey where laborious agriculture was not necessary. Notes References Sources A. Demougeot Notes sur l'organisation politique et administrative du Labé avant et après l'occupation française Boubacar Barry Bokar Biro, le dernier grand almamy du Fouta-Djallon Christopher Harrison French Islamic policy in the Fuuta-Jalon 1909-1912 D. P. Cantrelle, M. Dupire L'endogamie des Peuls du Fouta-Djallon David Robinson (1985) The Holy War of Umar Tal: the Western Sudan in the mid-nineteenth century Gustav Deveneaux. Buxtonianism and Sierra Leone: The 1841 Timbo Expedition Hanson, John H. (1996) Migration, Jihad and Muslim Authority in West Africa: the Futanke colonies in Karta Indiana University Press, Bloomington, IN, J. Suret-Canale The Fouta-Djallon chieftaincy J. Suret-Canale La fin de la chefferie en Guinée J. Suret-Canale Essai sur la signification sociale et historique des hégémonies peules (XVII-XIXèmes siècles) Joseph Earl Harris (1965) The Kingdom of Fouta-Diallon Kevin Shillington Fuuta-Jalon: Nineteenth Century Louis Tauxier Moeurs et Histoire des Peuls, Livre III. Les Peuls du Fouta-Djallon Marguerite Verdat. Le Ouali de Gomba. Essai Historique Paul Marty L'Islam en Guinée. Fouta-Diallon Shaikou Baldé L'élevage au Fouta-Djallon (régions de Timbo et de Labé Terry Alford Abdul-Rahman. Prince Among Slaves Thierno Diallo (1972) Les institutions politiques du Fouta-Djallon au XIXè siècle Thierno Diallo Alfa Yaya : roi du Labé (Fouta Djalon) Further reading De Sanderval, La conquête du Fouta-Djallon (Paris, 1899) Dölter, Ueber die Capverden nach dem Rio Grande und Futa Dschallon (Leipzig, 1884) Marchat, Les rivières du sud et le Fouta-Djallon (Paris, 1906) Noirot, A travers le Fouta-Djallon et le Bamboue (Paris, 1885) Regions of Guinea Afromontane French West Africa Freshwater ecoregions of Africa Geography of Guinea Guinean montane forests Historical regions