| The
Bayuda desert |
|
It
is the desert area within the loop of the Nile when the river seems to flow back
southwards. This territory is
mainly stony, with various volcanic ancient black eruption cone-shaped
formations that are in the central area and it has large stretches with white
quartz stones. This territory, so
various and undulating, forms many depressions where camelthorn acacia trees
groves, grasses and often green bushes grow and these are a good pasture lands
for the animals of the nomadic groups living here. The
most important group is the Bisharin tribe, that lives in small familiar clans
in tents or huts built with branches. |