Ethnology--Namibia
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Bondelswarts (African people)
- Narrower: Damara (African people)
- Narrower: Diriku (African people)
- Narrower: Heikum (African people)
- Narrower: Herero (African people)
- Narrower: Himba (African people)
- Narrower: Kuanyama (African people)
- Narrower: Lobedu (African people)
- Narrower: Mbandieru (African people)
- Narrower: Mbukushu (African people)
- Narrower: Nama (African people)
- Narrower: Namibians
- Narrower: Ndonga (African people)
- Narrower: Oorlam (African people)
- Narrower: Ovambo (African people)
- Narrower: Rehoboth Basters (African people)
- Narrower: Sambyu (African people)
- Narrower: Topnaar (African people)
- Narrower: Veekuhane (African people)
- Narrower: Yeye (African people)
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Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 900733395632521732 · morton4x16-v1
Coordinates: (0, 20, 18113, 25600). The address interleaves categorical identifier bits. Nearby addresses are not guaranteed to describe semantically similar subjects.
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