Uduk

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Uduk are an indigenous ethnic group of northeastern Africa, primarily inhabiting the border regions of Sudan and Ethiopia, known for their distinct language and traditional agro-pastoral lifestyle.

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Uduk canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
alternativeName Kwanim Pa
borderRegion Sudan–Ethiopia border
continent Africa
country Ethiopia
Sudan
crop maize
millet
sorghum
culturalRegion Sudan–Ethiopia frontier
demographicStatus small population size
displacementHistory affected by Sudanese civil wars
economicActivity pastoralism
subsistence agriculture
ethnonym Uduk
hasEthnographicStudiesBy Wendy James
hasOralTradition true
kinshipSystem patrilineal elements
language Uduk language
languageFamily Koman languages
Nilo-Saharan languages
lifestyle agro-pastoral
livestock cattle
goats
sheep
marriagePattern bridewealth transactions
materialCulture basketry
beadwork
musicTradition ritual songs
politicalStatus minority group in Ethiopia
minority group in Sudan
primaryRegion northeastern Africa
primarySubsistenceZone savanna woodlands
refugeeExperience many sought refuge in Ethiopia
region Blue Nile region
southern Sudan borderlands
religion Christianity
Islam
traditional African religions
ritualPractice spirit possession rituals
seasonalMobility short-distance movements with herds
socialOrganization clan-based
subsistenceType rain-fed farming
traditionalBelief ancestor veneration
spirit cults
traditionalHousing thatched huts
usesHuntingAndGathering supplementary food source

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