inhabitants of the Nuba hills in the Kordofan region of the central part of The Sudan. This region is studded with rugged granite hills that rise ... [3 related articles]
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Member of a minority ethnic group forming many small autonomous groups in southern Sudan, and numbering about 1 million (1991). They are primarily agriculturalists, and go in for elaborate body...
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The Nuba are a minority ethnic group living in south Sudan, numbering about 1 million in 1991. They speak related dialects of Nubian, which belongs to the Chari-Nile family. The Nuba farm terraced fields in the Nuba mountains, to the west of the White Nile.
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Member of a minority ethnic group forming many small autonomous groups in southern Sudan, and numbering about 1 million (1991). They are primarily agriculturalists, and go in for elaborate body painting. They speak related dialects of Nubian, which belongs to the Chari-Nile family. Forced Islamization threatens their cultural identity, and thou...
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