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Mesakin is an
ethnic group in the Nuba
Hills in Sudan. The po****tion of this
minority possibly exceeds 50,000. They
speak Ngile and Dengebu, Niger–Congo...
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reported marriages of
Korongo londo and
Mesakin tubele for the
bride price of one goat. In the
Korongo and
Mesakin tribes,
Nadel reported a
common reluctance...
- Ngile, also
known as Daloka, Taloka, Darra, Masakin,
Mesakin, is a Niger–Congo
unwritten language in the
Talodi family spoken in the
southern Nuba Mountains...
- Nuba
peoples of
Sudan (including the
Otoro Nuba, Nyima, Tira, Krongo, and
Mesakin), have
traditional roles for male-****igned
people who
dress and live as...
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reported marriages of
Korongo londo and
Mesakin tubele for the
bride price of one goat. In the
Korongo and
Mesakin tribes,
Nadel reported a
common reluctance...
- Sudan. It is 80%
lexically similar with Ngile,
which is also
spoken by the
Mesakin people. The most
comprehensive grammar is that of
Vanderelst (2016). Sounds...
-
reported marriages of
Korongo londo and
Mesakin tubele for the
bride price of one goat. In the
Korongo and
Mesakin tribes,
Nadel reported a
common reluctance...
- people,
known as the "South East Nuba", live only 100
miles away from the
Mesakin Nuba. Yet, they
speak another language,
follow different customs, and are...
- the
archaeological record. Ian Hodder, in 1982, used the
example of the
Mesakin people of
Sudan to
argue that the
burial record may only
represent an idealised...
