Historical Dictionary of the Berbers

Over most parts of the world human migrations can be traced back in history. Most of us have ancestors that are known to have moved from somewhere else, whether Native Americans spreading south from Asia via the Bering Straits in past millennia or Christian Lebanese seeking a safer life in America after this year's fighting. Here and there around the world however, are groups of people who, if not truly indigenous, have at least been in situ for so long in areas where there is no archaeological record of any prior human habitation, that they can be regarded anthropologically as...