Suri or Shuri is the name of a sedentary pastoral people and its Nilo-Saharan language. They inhabit the Bench Maji Zone of the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region (SNNPR) in Ethiopia as well as parts of neighbouring South Sudan. Some are also found west of Mizan Teferi.[3] Population: 20,622
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Mursi or Murzu is the name of a closely related sedentary pastoral Nilotic people whose language (Mursi) is over 80% cognate with Suri.[3] They are located next to the Suri, in the center of the SNNPR and the lowlands southwest of Jinka in the Debub Omo Zone.[4] The Mursi do not regard themselves as Surma, despite the cultural and linguistic similarities.[5] Population: 7,500 of whom 92.25% live in the SNNPR
Me'en is the name of a closely related sedentary pastoral people whose language, Me'en, is over 80% cognate with Mursi. They are located in and around Bachuma, and in lowlands to the south, near the Omo River. Population: 151,489 of whom 98.9% live in the SNNPR
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10. january 2016Doporučuji knihu Ondřeje Havelky "Cesta k branám Damašku VÝCHODNÍ AFRIKOU". To co zažil mezi surmickými kmeny má velkou výpovědní hodnotu o celé lokalitě.
24. may 2015, samuelcekov (at) gmail.comiba sa pridávam k tomu, že rád by som si ho zakúpil
28. august 2012Dobrý deň, hľadala som v eshope a nenašla som...chcem sa opýtať bude aj z tejto expedície dvd? Asi mesiac dozadu o nej rozprával Miro Dušek v rádiu a znelo to veľmi skvostne
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