Geographical Environment and the Relics of Tuareg and Berber tribes in Southwest Asia
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The Tuaregs lives in the Sahara desert in north Africa. The inscriptions on the cave walls here has confirmed that these tribes have been existing for many thousands of years. They still preserve a unique character ?ipinaheu?that is similar to the ones used by the ancient Libyans. They are one of the tribes of Berbers who live in the middle of the Sahara Desert close to Algeria and Libya, the Sahel (Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso) with a population of approximately 300,000 people. On the other hand, the Berbers were the indigenous people of North Africa who lived scattered in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt. Originally Algeria was founded by the Berbers and there were early Phoenician settlements along the shores; they had been under the rule of Carthage before flourishing as Numidia or Mauretania Caesarea under the reign of the Roman Empire. In this study, through a comparative analysis of the differences between the two tribes on the basis of the geographical environment and the cultural heritage of the tribes of primitive Berbers and Tuaregs in ancient Algeria and shed new light upon its history.
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The Tuaregs lives in the Sahara desert in north Africa. The inscriptions on the cave walls here has confirmed that these tribes have been existing for many thousands of years. They still preserve a unique character ?ipinaheu?that is similar to the ones used by the ancient Libyans. They are one of the tribes of Berbers who live in the middle of the Sahara Desert close to Algeria and Libya, the Sahel (Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso) with a population of approximately 300,000 people. On the other hand, the Berbers were the indigenous people of North Africa who lived scattered in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt. Originally Algeria was founded by the Berbers and there were early Phoenician settlements along the shores; they had been under the rule of Carthage before flourishing as Numidia or Mauretania Caesarea under the reign of the Roman Empire. In this study, through a comparative analysis of the differences between the two tribes on the basis of the geographical environment and the cultural heritage of the tribes of primitive Berbers and Tuaregs in ancient Algeria and shed new light upon its history.
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