Probably the most important question on our ancient SSA nilotic ancestry

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Modern Nilotes don't all dress the same. Some are very modernized, others are primitive.

I think the ones who bordered Cushites were more modernized like the Nara and Kunama.
I quite like how Nilo-Saharan groups like Maasai, Samburu, etc dress.
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They're primarily Bantus with some Cushite admixture. Hence why they have slightly narrower features than other bantus.
They are 60-70 % Cushitic, rest is mainly Nilotic with some Bantu.

They were a Nilotic group who had high South Cushitic ancestry that language shifted to Bantu.
 
Modern Nilotes don't all dress the same. Some are very modernized, others are primitive.

I think the ones who bordered Cushites were more modernized like the Nara and Kunama.
Same with the Tebu people that borrowed heavily from the neighbouring Berber Culture in Libya. As well as mixing with them.
 

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Same with the Tebu people that borrowed heavily from the neighbouring Berber Culture in Libya. As well as mixing with them.

Saharan and Sahelian Nilotes are the most modern in terms of culture and clothing. The ones in South Sudan and near the Omo Valley are the most primitive when it comes to culture and clothing.
 
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