Maa Heritage and Origin of Clans - Katitia, Peter
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A lot have been studied, researched and written about the Maasai people. For instance, in the 19th century, the first attempt to put Maa, the language of the Maasai in writing was done in the person of Rev. Dr. Johann Ludwig Kraft (1810 - 1881). In 1854, he published a vocabulary of the Enkutuk Eloikob. In 1857, Jacob Erhardt, an explorer also wrote a vocabulary of Enkuduk Eloikob. And as if that was not enough, in 1883, Joseph Thomson a Scottish explorer wrote through masailand making a sketchy account of his escapades in Maasailand in which he made history for crisscrossing. In 1905, Alfred…mehr

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A lot have been studied, researched and written about the Maasai people. For instance, in the 19th century, the first attempt to put Maa, the language of the Maasai in writing was done in the person of Rev. Dr. Johann Ludwig Kraft (1810 - 1881). In 1854, he published a vocabulary of the Enkutuk Eloikob. In 1857, Jacob Erhardt, an explorer also wrote a vocabulary of Enkuduk Eloikob. And as if that was not enough, in 1883, Joseph Thomson a Scottish explorer wrote through masailand making a sketchy account of his escapades in Maasailand in which he made history for crisscrossing. In 1905, Alfred Claud Hollis was at it again when he wrote The Masai: Their language and focklore. But in this one, by then chief secretary to the Administration of the East Africa protectorate, it was the introductory part by Eliot which became a stupendous masterpiece.
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Katitia P.K. studied at Olchekut Supat Apostolic School and at the University of Nairobi where he acquired a B.Ed [Arts] majoring in English and Literature. He is currently a children¿s officer in the department of children services based at the headquarters [Nairobi], in the Ministry of Labour, Social Security and Services.