The Scattering Time: Turkana Responses to Colonial Rule

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• Early herders spread through the northern drylands whole source
• The First Herders Reach Lake Turkana whole source
• El Molo settle Lake Turkana as fisher-foragers whole source
• The Turkana split from the Jie and enter the basin whole source
• Generation-sets and age-sets among the Turkana whole source
• Camel and cattle pastoralism in the arid basin whole source
• The adakar and the ere whole source
• The disarmament and pacification of Turkana whole source
• The pastoralists bypassed by schools and development whole source
• The El Molo population falls to a few dozen whole source
• El Molo intermarriage and the shift to Samburu speech whole source
• The El Molo language falls silent whole source
• Lake Turkana National Parks enter the World Heritage list whole source
• Oil discovery pulls Turkana into Kenya's resource frontier whole source
• Lake Turkana National Parks are listed as World Heritage in Danger whole source
• El Molo counted as Kenya's smallest people amid a stressed lake whole source