Kuria

E842705

Kuria are an ethnic group of East Africa, primarily found in Tanzania and Kenya, known for their agro-pastoral lifestyle and distinct cultural traditions.

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Kuria canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantu ethnic group
ethnic group
borderRegion Kenya–Tanzania border
continent Africa
country Kenya
Tanzania
culturalRegion Lake Victoria basin
economicActivity cattle herding
crop farming
small-scale trade
hasAlternativeName Abakuria
Bakuria
linked to: Abakuria
hasCulturalPractice age-set system
bridewealth payment
cattle raiding (historical)
female genital cutting
male circumcision
inheritanceSystem patrilineal
language Kuria language
languageFamily Bantu languages
lifestyle agro-pastoral
locatedIn East Africa
marriageSystem patrilineal
neighboringGroup Ikoma
Luo
Maasai
Sukuma
primaryResidence Mara Region
Migori County
recognizedAs ethnic community in Kenya
ethnic community in Tanzania
regionType rural communities
religion African traditional religion
Christianity
socialStructure clan-based
traditionalArt beadwork
body adornment
traditionalAuthority council of elders
traditionalCrops maize
millet
sorghum
traditionalHousing homesteads with cattle enclosures
traditionalLivestock cattle
goats
sheep
traditionalMusic dance
drumming

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