- (2000). "Edible Wild
Plants as
Digestive Aids" (PDF).
Ethnoarchaeology in
Maasailand. 42 (3): 2 – via
Science & Archaeology. "Maasai People, Kenya". Maasai-****ociation...
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found in many of the more
remote regions of the very
large area
known as "
Maasailand" generally.[citation needed] However, the
Maasai operation is different...
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States Christianity →
Catholicism Maasai Nilo-Saharan →
Nilotic →
Maasai Maasailand (Tanzania, Kenya) Samburu, Arusha,
Kwavi Traditional African religions...
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crash in 2012.
George Saitoti was born on 3
August 1945 and
brought up in
Maasailand,
where he
spent his
childhood herding cattle in line with the
Masai culture...
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graduates complemented by a
large number of
skilled professionals in
Maasailand.
Important community institutions include a public-run
health center,...
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Retrieved 21
February 2008. Homewood, K. M.; Rodgers, W. A. (2004).
Maasailand Ecology:
Pastoralist Development and
Wildlife Conservation in Ngorongoro...
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George V, the Duke of York, when the
latter visited Kenya.
While visiting Maasailand from
January to
February 1929, Kinyanjui's leg was
pierced by a piece...
- and Hill had been
engaged in
conservation work in the
region with the
Maasailand Preservation Trust for the last two decades; this
effort was expanded...
- (co-aut****d with Miss Harris-Smith) (1888) Nena
people Luoland "Through
Maasailand: In the
Footsteps of Africa's
Greatest Explorer".
Archived from the original...
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rebellion portray them. Instead,
there were at
least two
large scale units in
Maasailand, one in
Narok led by
Kisio and
another in Kajiado.
Their grievances were...
