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Beautiful Turkana girl in Loyangalani, Kenya. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Women Turkana (Kenya) Royalty Free Stock Photo
View of Turkana Village, Kenya Royalty Free Stock Photo
House of people from the Turkana tribe Royalty Free Stock Photo
Traditional african huts, Lake Turkana in Kenya Royalty Free Stock Photo
Women Turkana (Kenya) Royalty Free Stock Photo
Old shepherd Turkana (Kenya) Royalty Free Stock Photo
Women Turkana (Kenya)
Crocodile lake on Central island on Lake Turkana, Kenya. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Lake Turkana, Kenya Royalty Free Stock Photo
Shepherds Turkana (Kenya) Royalty Free Stock Photo
The road to the lake, Kenya Royalty Free Stock Photo
Young girl Turkana (Kenya) Royalty Free Stock Photo
Scenic view of Lake Turkana in Loiyangalani District in Turkana County, Kenya Royalty Free Stock Photo
Palm trees on shores of Lake Turkana, Kenya Royalty Free Stock Photo
Women Turkana The Turkana are a Nilotic people of Kenya (about 350,000), who live in the Turkana District in northwest Kenya, a dry and hot region bordering Lake Turkana. The Turkana are noted for raising camels and weaving baskets. In their oral traditions they designate themselves the people of the grey bull, after the Zebu, the domestication of which played an important role in their history. Livestock is an important aspect of Turkana culture. Goats, camels, donkeys, and sheep are the primary herd stock utilized by the Turkana people. In this society, livestock functions not only as a milk and meat producer, but as form of currency used for bride-price negotiations and dowries.


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