@kimorigeff
A very interesting piece of documentary.
@thomasholt63
I enjoyed this 😊
@GlobalLifeDiscoveriesus
This video sounds fascinating! I'm curious about the cultural practices surrounding clothing in Ethiopia and how they vary among different tribes. What are the reasons behind these customs, and how do they affect daily life and societal norms? I'd love to learn more about the perspectives of both men and women in these communities!
@mesghinaokbamichael6578
What you are doing is great exploration & teaching ecosystems & more of Ethiopia!!!!
@babyeagle68
While the video offers interesting insights into Ethiopia, it's important to be mindful of how we describe the country. Referring to Ethiopia as 'frozen in time' may overlook its rich history, cultural evolution, and modern advancements. A more balanced approach would highlight both its traditions and progress
@KevinRoss-w6n
Ethiopia is the only country that carries the full version of the Bible
@BegashawSeifu
How are you dear, who put Ethiopia, its people, culture, Geographical and historical origin together for the world to know. Even through it is like pouring human history with spoon from the oceans water. You put altogether for the world to know about this old, uncolonized country in Africa. Well done Mr. Wrighter
@drendalamawat15
Your point about the navy is absolutely wrong. Until 1991, Eritrea was part of Ethiopia. That gave Ethiopia 1500km coastline on the Red Sea. Ethiopia's rivers are not navigable (except the River Baro which flows from W Ethiopia to the White Nile). There was no navy on our rivers.
@ayoray555
4. The Hammer tribe is quite interesting. I wonder what trials the women have to deal with...
@drendalamawat15
There are a few errors in this video. For example, Lake Tana is not in the Rift Valley.
@karegay
The narrative about the navy is not true. Eritrea was part of Ethiopia until the end of the 20th century, thus had a long coastline along the red sea with a well established navy.
@mesghinaokbamichael6578
O.k. if you know then , would tell me how many books does the Ethiopian Bible contains? Please!!!
@PamodouJabang
Ethiopia the capital city of Africa
@xantmilt34
#5
@techaiofficials
HE DID THE CLICKBAIT AGAIN
@GlobalDiscoveryDocumentary