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Tag Archives: Nyertete

Photo 7 – UBB-HAA-174

Sep13

Fur villages in the western foothills of Jebel Marra are frequently enclosed by fences made of wooden logs.

Kornei village near Nyertete, Western Darfur.

Photo: Gunnar Haaland, 1965

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Leave a comment Posted in Dwellings Tagged Enclosures, Fur settlement, Jebel Marra, Kornei, Nyertete

Photo 95 – UBB-HAA-288

Jan27

A couple of the Weila Fulani is setting up their tent towards the end of the rainy season. The Fulani nomads generally move into the Fur area before the Baggara Arabs and they are also the first to move southwards as the rain approaches.

Near Nyertete, Western foothills of Jebel Marra, Western Darfur.

Photo: Gunnar Haaland, 1965

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Posted in Dwellings, Ethnic Groups Tagged Fulani nomads, Jebel Marra, Nyertete, Seasonal migrations, Weila tribe

Photo 96 – UBB-HAA-590

Jan27

A Fulani nomad of the Weila tribe is demonstrating his skills as an archer. The typical Fulani weapons are the bow and arrow, in contrast to the lance (Arabic: “shalaqaiya”) that is the typical weapon of the Baggara nomads.

Near Nyertete in the western foothills of Jebel Marra, Western Darfur.

Photo: Gunnar Haaland, 1965

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Posted in Ethnic Groups, Hunting Tagged Baggara nomads, Fulani nomads, Jebel Marra, Nyertete, Weapons, Weila tribe

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