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Mainza, goldsmith in Tlokwe (-1518,-1426)
Utatrerses, goldsmith in Tlokwe (-1547,-1482)
Yoruba, witch in Tlokwe (-1564,-1496)
Nedjeh, jeweler in Tlokwe (-1605,-1523)
Abeba, jeweler in Tlokwe (-1655,-1568)
Yaro, jeweler in Tlokwe (-1697,-1619)
Habtamu, jeweler in Tlokwe (-1730,-1667)
Wazad, jeweler in Tlokwe (-1799,-1715)
Kioko, prostitute in Tlokwe (-1865,-1756)
Anwulika, prostitute in Tlokwe (-1903,-1827)
Fasika, prostitute in Tlokwe (-1956,-1862)
Teriahi, cook in Tlokwe (-2008,-1933)
Dassin, prostitute in Sidubu Cave (-2009,-1976)
Habtamu, prostitute in Sidubu Cave (-2059,-1984)
Ometeko, merchant in Sidubu Cave (-2065,-1990)
Adjatay, merchant in Sidubu Cave (-2109,-2032)
Brukawit, copper smith in Kaditshwene (-2158,-2068)
Alara, jeweler in Kaditshwene (-2188,-2109)
Dassin, pictural artist in Kaditshwene (-2228,-2135)
Habtamu, pictural artist in Kaditshwene (-2263,-2191)
Lunja, pictural artist in Kaditshwene (-2302,-2219)
Chinecherem, soldier in Kaditshwene (-2298,-2263)
Taderfit, soldier in Kaditshwene (-2329,-2272)
Habtamu, spinner in Kaditshwene (-2362,-2298)
Qalhata, spinner in Kaditshwene (-2392,-2322)
Kaa, spinner in Kaditshwene (-2445,-2377)
Tafsut, spinner in Kaditshwene (-2490,-2426)
Akinyi, spinner in Kaditshwene (-2534,-2471)
Ejikeme, spinner in Sidubu Cave (-2573,-2510)
Apunanwu, spinner in Sidubu Cave (-2601,-2547)
Adjatay, weaver in Sidubu Cave (-2638,-2573)
Baragsen, weaver in Sidubu Cave (-2674,-2617)
Akuada, weaver in Kaditshwene (-2706,-2648)
Adjatay, weaver in Kaditshwene (-2745,-2691)
Wagguten, weaver in Kaditshwene (-2801,-2723)
Wazad, leather worker in Kaditshwene (-2820,-2741)
Shabaka, leather worker in Kaditshwene (-2836,-2770)
Kasaqa, leather worker in Kaditshwene (-2846,-2765)
Adebiyi, leather worker in Kaditshwene (-2896,-2820)
Uloho, quarryman in Tlokwe (-2937,-2872)
Baragsen, butcher in Tlokwe (-2981,-2908)
Naserian, fire keeper in Tlokwe (-3023,-2947)
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Habtamu Znort
Habtamu Znort, (-1730, -1667) was a jeweler in Tlokwe.
Habtamu believed in Ancient Egyptian religion.
He was doing well financially. He owned a house and some fine goods with it. He was considered as a worker, belonging to the laborer caste of the society. He had struggles in accessing safe and well payed jobs and businesses. However, he made many friends. He had a low knowledge of life, summing up to some technical tricks and tales from Tlokwe. He was force of nature, and people saw in their body and beauty the incarnation of a god. He was known as resolute, with a true entrepreneur spirit.
Habtamu, 15 years old, jeweler, became the new leader of the family.
At the age of 27, Habtamu decided to improve his knowledge. He found a mentor that teached him many new useful and wonderful things. A few weeks later, Habtamu felt lucky.
Aged 33, Habtamu wanted to find the love of his live and marry. He began to look for a suitable spouse in Tlokwe. Habtamu fell in love with Kahina, an ugly woman, 20 years old, a leather worker. Both married and lived together from now on. On the first day of the month after, Habtamu enlisted in a local militia. Soon after, Habtamu began a collection.
A little while after, Kahina got pregnant, and gave birth to a monstrous looking boy named Yaro.
In the year -1692, Habtamu invested time and efforts into a special artistic creation, but it wasn't a success, for he had no enough culture. People made fun of his attempt at creation, and Habtamu lost courage. Nine months after, Habtamu got betrayed by a business partner and lost trust in others. Half a year later, Habtamu made an investment that earned him a lot.
Nine months after, Kahina got pregnant, and gave birth to an adorable boy named Wagguten.
At the age of 51, Habtamu spent time socializing with people in Tlokwe. He made some strong friendships (and a couple of enemies). Nine months after, Habtamu was afraid to spend a life devoid of purpose.
At the same time, Kahina got pregnant, and gave birth to a very small boy named Thutmose.
12 years later, Habtamu decided to improve his knowledge. He found a mentor that teached him many new useful and wonderful things. On the first day of the month after, Habtamu got a neverending hiccup. Later, Habtamu was selected for being a jury.
Habtamu died of a stroke.
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