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A kraal is an enclosure for cattle and other domestic animals in southern Africa. Or it can be a village of the native peoples of South Africa, usually surrounded by a stockade or the like and often having a central space for livestock. Or it can also be village as a social unit. And it can also be an enclosure where wild animals are exhibited, as in a zoo.
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What is a village of huts called in south Africa?
Kraal - village of huts in southern Africa
What sort of person dwelled in a kraal?
A kraal is a traditional African village of huts, usually enclosed by a fence of very thorny bushes. So, African natives would dwell in a kraal.
What lives in kraal?
Cattle
When was Elise Kraal born?
Elise Kraal was born on September 1, 1940, in Netherlands.
What do you call an African stockade?
Kraal
What do you call a kraal?
Karl Pilkington??
What shelter does Zulu tribes use?
Kraal
What are the people that live in kraal called?
africans
What is in a Kraal in southern Africa?
a cattle or animal pen
Who lives in a kraal?
Kraal is an Afrikaans (from Dutch) word for an area where animals live. It has in the past been used, incorrectly for the houses in which various South African tribes live.
What is the fence of the kraal made of and why is it there?
The fence of a kraal is typically made of locally available materials such as wooden poles, thorn bushes, or reeds. Its primary purpose is to enclose livestock and protect them from predators, as well as to prevent theft. The design often incorporates sharp thorns or tightly woven branches to enhance security. Additionally, the kraal serves as a social and cultural gathering place for the community.
What grassland tourist attractions does south Africa have to offer?
it has the Zulu Kraal which is an Indian tribe
