Omo people on the border of the National park the lower Omo valley is home to a fascinating mixture of small contrasting tribal groups in Ethiopia. Their life styles are as varied as the people themselves are.
The Omo Valley region is a little visited area of Ethiopia containing some of the most vibrant and diverse ethnic groups in Africa. The most famous of the Omotic speakers are the Mursi well-known for their practice of inserting large clay plates behind the lower lip of their women. And this blog provides information about these people.
your website is great!
I’m doing a reaserch paper on the Omo
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Thanks weavi’n chick ,
You are welcome to write on this website, if you have some interesting information.
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photographs of the people of the Omo River in Ethiopia taken by Hans Silvester over six years
http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=mq45y7rmx1
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I had found a video on the Omo people and their colourful adornments, which I added to my site. (I’m sure it’s the same video that Kate links to above)
The video led to a comment added by Allana (one of our members) who had sourced this blog of yours.
You have some fascinating information. The diversity of Ethiopia is truly amazing.
Thanks for taking time and effort to produce a blog like this.
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