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1) The Ono = the principal living room of the family
2) The Gappa = the centre of several household activities

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About 1,000 to 3,000 Karo live on the eastern banks of the Omo river in the Omo Valley, located in Africa’s Great Rift Valley.

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Karo practice flood-retreat cultivation, growing sorghum, maize and beans.

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“A close friend can become a close enemy” 

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“A close friend can become a close enemy” 

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Bull jumping; which signifies the coming of age for young men.

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https://www.nomadafricamag.com/the-karo-tribe
https://www.jimmynelson.com/people/karo
http://afritorial.com/tribe-faces-of-the-karo/

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Women carve lacerations and cuts on their chests, stomachs, or backs to create intricate patterns of scars, so they are seen as mature and attractive.
Men scar themselves too to show that they have preformed courageous acts.

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-They are the smallest Ethnic Tribe in Ethiopia.
-There is a complex social hierarchy to prevent intermarriage and keep their lineages pure.
-They are closely related to the Harmar tribe.

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A young man can only marry if their older brothers are married.

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A man wearing a grey and red-ochre clay hair bun with an Ostrich feather = he has bravely killed an enemy from another tribe or a dangerous animal.
-Very animal related, males to resemble a lion or a leopard.