A Wayto family. The Wayto, who lived around Lake Tana, were renowned builders and sailors of tankwa, or reed boats, and were skilled hippopotamus hunters (Massaia VII, 9)

A Wayto family. The Wayto, who lived around Lake Tana, were renowned builders and sailors of tankwa, or reed boats, and were skilled hippopotamus hunters (Massaia VII, 9)
A Wayto family. The Wayto, who lived around Lake Tana, were renowned builders and sailors of tankwa, or reed boats, and were skilled hippopotamus hunters (Massaia VII, 9)Ethiopia Engraved / Link Ethiopia (CC BY-NC-ND)
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19th century
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Massaia VII, 9

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