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The Masa live on both sides of the Logone River where forms the border between Cameroon and Chad. The traditional diet was largely sorghum, fish and milk; rice has been added, also as a cash crop. Cattle were important signifiers of wealth and necessary in marriage exchanges. Extended, polygamous households formed larger, lineage-based cattle herding units. The ritual calendar followed an agricultural cycle that included both fishing and pastoral activities.

Pourquoi les Massa prèférent-ils le sorgho?

Les Masa du Tchad

L'activité pastorale et le cycle végétatif

La place de l'enfant dans la vie rituelle des Masa (Tchad)

Les Massa du Cameroun

Sociocultural aspects of the male fattening sessions among the Massa of Northern Cameroon

Le sevrage chez les Masa Bugudum

L'enfant masa et la riziculture irriguée dans la plaine di Logone

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Author	Title	Publication Date
Arditi, Claude	Pourquoi les Massa prèférent-ils le sorgho?	1998
Dumas-Champion, Françoise	Les Masa du Tchad	1983
Dumas-Champion, Françoise	L'activité pastorale et le cycle végétatif	2008
Dumas-Champion, Françoise	La place de l'enfant dans la vie rituelle des Masa (Tchad)	2002
Garine, I. de	Les Massa du Cameroun	1964
Garine, I. de	Sociocultural aspects of the male fattening sessions among the Massa of Northern Cameroon	1995
Mignot, Jean-Michel	Le sevrage chez les Masa Bugudum	2002
Wakponou, Anselme	L'enfant masa et la riziculture irriguée dans la plaine di Logone	2002

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