The Tuareg are an Islamic African people. They are classified as seminomadic and they travel with their herds on a seasonal basis but also have a home area where they grow some food crops. The Tuareg are best known for the men's practice of veiling their faces with a blue cloth dyed with indigo. Early travelers' accounts often referred to them as the "Blue Men" of the Sahara Desert. There are around one million.
The Tuareg tribes, leader was Sonni Ali.
Ibn Battuta, the famous Moroccan traveler and scholar, documented his journeys across the Islamic world and beyond in the 14th century, observing various trade practices. The Tuareg, a nomadic Berber people of the Sahara, were known for their role in trans-Saharan trade, particularly in gold, salt, and slaves. They facilitated the exchange of goods between sub-Saharan Africa and North Africa, using their knowledge of the desert to navigate and connect different cultures. Their trading routes were vital for the economic and cultural interactions of the time.
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democracy (of the people, by the people, for the people...)
about 5000 people watched it on tv and about 1000 people were there.
Tuareg people of the Sahara Desert speak:TawellemetTayiá¹›tTamesgrestTafaghistTahaggart/AhaggarGhatMaghrebi ArabicFrench
The Tuareg are a nomadic people who live in the Sahara desert in northern Africa. They speak the Tuareg language, which is part of the Berber family of languages.
The Tuareg people mostly live in tents. The tents are made of goat skins or mats.
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They go to town and kill people to get it
Berber people and Tuareg people are not the same, although the Tuareg are a subgroup of the larger Berber ethnic group. The Berbers, also known as Amazigh, are indigenous to North Africa, while the Tuareg primarily inhabit the Saharan region and are known for their distinct nomadic lifestyle and unique culture. While they share linguistic and cultural ties, the Tuareg have their own specific traditions, language (Tamasheq), and social structure that differentiate them from other Berber groups.
see website: www.nomadfoundation.org for information on the Tuareg, their daily activities, and struggle to survive as nomadic herders in this modern world.
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They certainly are - they are called 'tents' .
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no they are not vegetarians the diet mostly consits of portage bread milk and wild fruits. The Tuareg people rarely eat meat they only eat meat on special religious occasions.