Скачать или смотреть DRONE FOOTAGE OF A DASSANACH TRIBE VILLAGE AND OMO RIVER - LOWER OMO VALLEY, SOUTH WEST ETHIOPIA

The Dassanach tribe, also known as the Geleb or Galeba, Marille and Reshiat, live just north of Lake Turkana, the region where Ethiopia borders Kenya and Sudan. These names all concern the same people, intotal 24.000.

The Dassanach are neighbored by the Turkana and Nyangatom tribe and are Ethiopia’s most southern people. They are divided into eight clans. These are the Elele (ca. 6,000 people), Inkabelo (8,000), Inkoria (3,000), Koro (700), Naritch (3,000), Oro(1,000), Randal (1,000), and Ri’ele (600). Two of them (Inkabelo andInkoria) come forth from the same ancestors: the Nyupe tribe in West-Kenya, also called the Pokot. These have more or less assimilated the Naritch (probably a splinter group of the Murle).

A great aerial view of the Omo River winding down into Lake Turkana can be viewed at 3:25 - 5:20!