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Nedjem, cook in Sungbo's Eredo (-1296,-1241)
Fasika, porter in Sungbo's Eredo (-1280,-1256)
Nekesa, porter in Sungbo's Eredo (-1322,-1264)
Adebiyi, burglar in Sungbo's Eredo (-1343,-1274)
Chepkirui, musician in Gondershe (-1357,-1295)
Chinecherem, laundry washer in Nok (-1411,-1320)
Bayissa, dancer in Nok (-1463,-1378)
Emetemedia, porter in Banganarti (-1451,-1409)
Kahina, porter in Nok (-1480,-1424)
Adebiyi, jeweler in Samun Dukiya (-1545,-1451)
Zawadi, cook in Samun Dukiya (-1549,-1463)
Kioko, cook in Samun Dukiya (-1596,-1517)
Anaborhi, cook in Samun Dukiya (-1649,-1563)
Gwafa, shepherd in Samun Dukiya (-1691,-1623)
Meddur, shepherd in Ngwenya Mine (-1753,-1669)
Naserian, hunter in Tiya (-1777,-1725)
Bayissa, builder in Tiya (-1817,-1732)
Hemaka, builder in Ngwenya Mine (-1863,-1778)
Kioko, seaman in Ngwenya Mine (-1916,-1839)
Osorkon, horse breeder in Ngwenya Mine (-1955,-1877)
Makena, horse breeder in Ngwenya Mine (-1991,-1925)
Bayissa, horse breeder in Ngwenya Mine (-2033,-1952)
Akinyi, soldier in Sungbo's Eredo (-2068,-2001)
Erhue, prostitute in Ife (-2153,-2068)
Chapusana, soldier in Leopard's Kopje (-2191,-2140)
Iput, porter in Gobero (-2197,-2153)
Brukawit, porter in Gobero (-2227,-2128)
Mongo, basket maker in Gobero (-2253,-2161)
Wawira, fire keeper in Khami (-2252,-2215)
Nedjem, fire keeper in Khami (-2265,-2197)
Udjebten, fire keeper in Khami (-2301,-2202)
Urhie, musician in Kalambo Falls (-2229,-2147)
Kesandu, farmer in Kalambo Falls (-2251,-2162)
Ejikeme, dancer in Kalambo Falls (-2270,-2217)
Akinyi, dancer in Kalambo Falls (-2301,-2237)
Zawadi, servant in Kalambo Falls (-2292,-2214)
Djedhor, servant in Khami (-2311,-2224)
Udumebraye, servant in Kalambo Falls (-2326,-2252)
Erhue, servant in Khami (-2377,-2301)
Adjatay, servant in Khami (-2421,-2364)
Akuada, bone carver in Khami (-2470,-2383)
Teriahi, vagabond in Engaruka (-2484,-2426)
Mansa, pictural artist in Engaruka (-2502,-2447)
Qalhata, beggar in Bambandyanalo (-2512,-2421)
Teriahi, beggar in Engaruka (-2547,-2461)
Anwulika, beggar in Kalambo Falls (-2589,-2523)
Thutmose, lumberjack in Kalambo Falls (-2596,-2538)
Ilozumba, toolmaker in Tlokwe (-2530,-2449)
Wawuda, farmer in Tlokwe (-2487,-2424)
Ometeko, quarryman in Kalambo Falls (-2479,-2440)
Awawa, dancer in Tlokwe (-2453,-2407)
Ananda, leather worker in Tlokwe (-2482,-2414)
Hemaka, leather worker in Kalambo Falls (-2504,-2435)
Djedhor, hunter in Kalambo Falls (-2536,-2448)
Adebiyi, latrines keeper in Kalambo Falls (-2508,-2441)
Udjebten, latrines keeper in Kalambo Falls (-2536,-2461)
Kaa, soldier in Tlokwe (-2493,-2433)
Kaa, executioner in Tlokwe (-2494,-2436)
Mainza, executioner in Tlokwe (-2526,-2455)
Awawa, salt miner in Tlokwe (-2534,-2479)
Ometeko, quarryman in Kalambo Falls (-2559,-2501)
Wawuda, quarryman in Kalambo Falls (-2570,-2498)
Kioko, quarryman in Kalambo Falls (-2607,-2508)
Zoputan, builder in Kalambo Falls (-2594,-2515)
Zoputan, builder in Kalambo Falls (-2631,-2567)
Udad, lumberjack in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2625,-2552)
Karimala, cook in Gwisho Hot-Springs (-2622,-2565)
Awawa, cook in Kalambo Falls (-2639,-2579)
Addisu, cook in Kalambo Falls (-2646,-2597)
Habtamu, cook in Kalambo Falls (-2680,-2608)
Wawira, cook in Kalambo Falls (-2728,-2658)
Naserian, cook in Kalambo Falls (-2773,-2707)
Aksil, leather worker in Sidubu Cave (-2794,-2728)
Enku, gatherer in Sidubu Cave (-2800,-2748)
Abeba, gatherer in Sidubu Cave (-2840,-2792)
Ilozumba, fisher in Sidubu Cave (-2881,-2800)
Pebatjma, potter in Sidubu Cave (-2892,-2825)
Nedjem, potter in Sidubu Cave (-2939,-2880)
Habtamu, potter in Sidubu Cave (-2985,-2904)
Ogheneme, potter in Kaditshwene (-3022,-2954)
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Habtamu Reevegil
Habtamu Reevegil, (-2985, -2904) was a potter in Sidubu Cave.
Habtamu believed in Shamanism.
He lived a life of absolute poverty. Eating or sleeping in a safe place was a constant struggle. He was considered as belonging to the lowest caste. However, he made some friends among it. He had a low knowledge of life, summing up to some technical tricks and tales from Sidubu Cave. He was vigorous, muscular, and had a near perfect body. He was a determined one, living an independant way of life.
Habtamu, 31 years old, potter, became the new leader of the family.
In the year -2939, Habtamu spent time and money for the people that needed help. The same day, Habtamu became ambitious. On the first day of the month after, Habtamu fell in love with Gilukhipa, a beautiful woman, 35 years old, a beggar. Both married and lived together from now on.
Soon after, Gilukhipa got pregnant, and gave birth to a huge baby boy named Nedjem.
In the year -2927, Habtamu spent time socializing with people in Kaditshwene. He made some strong friendships (and a couple of enemies). Nine months after, Habtamu was disgusted by the politics in Kaditshwene. A little while after, Habtamu mourned the loss of a dear friend.
On the next full moon, Gilukhipa got pregnant, and gave birth to a beautiful girl named Naserian.
15 years later, Habtamu decided to visit the world. He went on a long journey and reached Ur, in Central Asia : a beautiful, geometrical city of stone dominated by a ziggurat. The travel was fascinating, and he learned many things on the road. Then he came back and was quite happy to find his house and family. A few days later, Habtamu adopted a cat. A little while after, Habtamu had to quit Kaditshwene after a flood. The departure was sponsored by a local figure that gave him a recommandation, so he would be welcomed wherever he went. The family settled in Sidubu Cave.
At the age of 81, Habtamu spent time and wealth to improve his living space. Now it was much more comfortable, and beautiful. Half a year later, Habtamu tried hallucinogens.
Habtamu died peacefully in his sleep.
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