the nile tributaries of abyssinia and the sword hunters of the hamran arabs
British Explorer of the 19th century, Sir Samuel W. Baker, describes his twelve months' exploration, during which he, accompanied by his wife, examined every individual river that is tributary to the Nile from Abyssinia. Presenting his accurate observations of new territories, which were a great mystery in the 1800's, Baker seems to be taken up with his hunting, wild nature and people. Having spent much time among the Arabs, he offers a detailed ethnographic research, describing the inhabitants, their customs and the histories of the various tribes.
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