a Mursi village's by plancarpin

Mago National Park - Ethiopia the Mursi tribe is only made of 6500 people, splitted around the edge of Mago National Park in southern Ethiopia, close (70 km) to the city of Jinka . The so claaed "village" is more like a poor settlement, close to the dirt track. No electricity, no water. They just master fire. Not a single furniture in the hut. They are living like 8.000 years ago, in the Iron age. No way to communicate, speaking their own language, and not understanding Ethiopian Amharic. Our world is strange...

Uploaded: Jan, 27 2009 | Taken: Jan, 09 2009| Viewed: 35 times  | 1 vote Camera: Panasonic | Model: DMC-FZ50 | Exposure 10/8000s, ISO 100 | FLength: 8mm | SW: Ver.1.0

pesu - Jan, 28 2009 09:01am How far do they have to go to get water? plancarpin - Jan, 28 2009 10:01am Petra, a small river was running, just 1 km away.