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==1. Ser capaz de nombrar y localizar al menos 10 diferentes tribus africanas de la actualidad y decir varias características de cada una.==
 
  
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Hay miles de tribus en África y no pretendemos describirlas todas. Más bien, presentaremos una pequeña cantidad de las tribus más grandes aquí, u aun así, no con mucho detalle. Si una tribu africana que no se describe aquí le interesa, le recomendamos que la investigue. Si lo desea, puede agregar su investigación a esta página web.
  
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|Eating habits = In the precolonial period, indigenous cuisine was characterized by the use of a very wide range of fruits, nuts, bulbs, leaves and other products gathered from wild plants and by the hunting of wild game. The domestication of cattle in the region about two thousand years ago by Khoisan groups enabled the use of milk products and the availability of fresh meat on demand. However, during the colonial period the seizure of communal land in South Africa restricted and discouraged traditional agriculture and wild harvesting, and reduced the extent of land available to black people.
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|Initiation ceremony =Boys between the ages of 16-18 were taken to an isolated area and housed in grass huts.  During their stay, no one was allowed to see them other than a small group of older women who were there to give them food and watch over them.  The boys are given a small item of clothing, which is the only thing they were prior to their circumcision.  After the circumcision, they are given a new set of clothing made from leather, and return to their village where they are considered to have entered manhood.
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The initiation ceremony for girls began as soon as she began menstruation.  She would gather the roots of a certain shrub and use it to make a porridge which she would eat exclusively for seven days.  During this time, and for the enxt three months or so, she was confined to her mother's hut.  During this time she was to learn to perform several tasks expected of women, including basket weaving and making beaded clothing.  She was allowed to have one friend come and stay with her during this time.  She was not allowed to be seen by anyone other than her mother and this friend.  Her sisters would make her a new outfit from twisted grass, and at the end of the three months, she would put this on, be presented to the village, and she and her friend and sisters would dance and sing, celebrating the end of her initiation.  On the following day, the grass outfit would be burned, signifying that the girl had become a woman.
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Tradición africana

Nivel de destreza

1

Año

2001

Version

28.11.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

División Norteamericana

African Lore AY Honor.png
Tradición africana
Artes y actividades manuales
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
División Norteamericana
Año de introducción
2001
Vea también
Maestría de Artesanía


1

Ser capaz de nombrar y localizar al menos 10 diferentes tribus africanas de la actualidad y decir varias características de cada una.


Las respuestas para el requisito dos incluyen información acerca de la ubicación de las tribus descritas. Le sugerimos que consulte un mapa de África y, utilizando la información que se presenta a continuación, ubique las áreas donde se encuentran hoy las diez tribus. El requisito dos también proporciona muchas características sobresalientes de las tribus descritas.



2

Hacer lo siguiente:


2a

Seleccionar una tribu africana para el estudio. Si usted pertenece a una tribu africana, seleccionar una que no sea la suya.


Hay miles de tribus en África y no pretendemos describirlas todas. Más bien, presentaremos una pequeña cantidad de las tribus más grandes aquí, u aun así, no con mucho detalle. Si una tribu africana que no se describe aquí le interesa, le recomendamos que la investigue. Si lo desea, puede agregar su investigación a esta página web.



2b

Encontrar información detallada sobre las tribus seleccionadas, en las siguientes áreas:
i. Los hábitos alimenticios
ii. Ceremonia de iniciación
iii. Médicos tradicionales y yerbateros
iv. Condiciones de vida y cultos
v. Educación
vi. Entierros
vii. Dinero
iix. Vestido
ix. Industria






3

Contar un cuento popular africano junto con su moraleja.




4

Hacer una colección de al menos 15 objetos fabricados por tribus africanas (que no sean hechos por usted mismo).




Referencias

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