a people living in the arid, sandy expanse of northwestern Kenya, from Lake Rudolf (Lake Turkana) to the Ugandan border. The Turkana speak an Eastern ...
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Member of a people of northern Kenya. Living in near-desert conditions, they are nomadic cattle breeders. They have no centralized government but are organized through an age-grade system. ...
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The Turkana are an east African people living between Lake Turkana in north-west Kenya and the Nile. They are frequently very tall, though averaging 5 feet 7 inches in height, stalwart with broad noses. They were traditionally semi-nomadic herdsmen and spoke a Niloto-Hamitic language. British troops were engaged in punitive operations against them ...
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a member of a seminomadic people of northwestern Kenya and bordering areas of Uganda. · the Nilotic language of the Turkana. · Formerly,a lake in E Africa, in NE Kenya. 185 mi. (298 km) long; 3500 sq. mi. (9100 sq. km).
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