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HAUSA PEOPLE: AFRICA`S LARGEST SCATTERED WARRIOR TRIBE AND TRADERS WHO RESPECT THEIR CULTURE
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Le FECHIBA, festival du cheval de Barani
Concours de dressage, de voltige ou courses, le Festival Culturel et Hippique de Barani rassemble aussi chaque année musiciens et danseurs traditionnels pendant 3 jours.
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Africa-Royal horses Hausa culture Nigeria
Africa-Royal horses Hausa culture Nigeria | Tjitske | Flickr
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Somali War Horses: The Horse That Feeds It's Master
Somali pony. According to the scholar Said Sheikh Samatar, until the British colonial authorities cracked down in the 1920s, many pastoralist Somalis owned war horses that were used exclusively for raids on other clans’ camel herds, or for defending their own. Even a small clan might have a hundred or more. There were two types of pony: the western Galbeed and the Bari from the east.
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Why are Somali horses so short?
Somali pony. “The Somalis show great kindness to their horses, rearing and caring for them with marked meticulousness. A man talks to his mount, sings to it in familiar language and will crawl on stones under a thorn bush to extract for it a bite of something to eat. …" Said Sheikh Samatar
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Three Days
Water
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Why are Somali horses so short?
The Somali Pony can go three days or longer without water and eats only grass. They require virtually no care. They are extremely hardy and perfectly adapted to their hostile environment.
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Quilted armor for man and horse. Mounted Bornu warrior from Northern Nigeria, late 19th century. The Bornu Empire was founded c. 1400 in what is now Northeast Nigeria and endured until the late 19th century. By the 16th century, strong Arab and Turkish military influence led to the development of a fearsome, elite, armored Bornu cavalry. History Of Ethiopia, History Infographic, Africa Art Design, Historical Warriors, Africa Art, Arm Armor
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Quilted armor for man and horse. Mounted Bornu warrior from Northern Nigeria, late 19th century. The Bornu Empire was founded c. 1400 in what is now Northeast Nigeria and endured until the late 19th century. By the 16th century, strong Arab and Turkish military influence led to the development of a fearsome, elite, armored Bornu cavalry.
SUDANESE MAHDIST WARRIORS 1:Baqqara Cavalryman.2:Judanese footsoldier. Arab Conquest, Battle Art, Historical Pics, Desert Theme, Roman Warriors
Arab Conquest
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Roman Warriors
SUDANESE MAHDIST WARRIORS 1:Baqqara Cavalryman.2:Judanese footsoldier.
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Horse Warrior
Mansa Musa
Traditional Decoration
African Life
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Hausa Horseman,Islamic Durban festivities,Northern Nigeria.
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Steve Mccurry
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MYTHODEA
Nigeria. Photo by Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher.
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World Cultures
Nigeria - Hausa