08.02.2008
The Tuareg peoples of the central Sahara inhabit one of the harshest environments in the world and have fascinated travelers and scholars throughout history. Their elegance and beauty ; their dress and exquisite ornament ; their large white riding camels ; their ability to repel foreign invaders ; their refined song. speech and dance have all been the subjects of rhapsodic descriptions. These accounts have, however, tended to shroud the Tuareg in a veil of mystery. By looking beyond the myths that have enveloped the Tuareg, it becomes possible to delineate and celebrate the distinct aesthetic qualities that inform their lives.
Gruß
Birgitt




