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/Home/Historical Studies/Indigenous Peoples Index/Africa Index/Zaramo Zaramo People Votes:0 Zaramo Information Location: East central Tanzania Population: 200,000 Language: Kizaramo, Kiswahili Neighboring Peoples: Kwere , Luguru, Kami, Swahili Types of Art: Zaramo produce various wood sculpture, best known of which are small doll-like figurines known as mwana hiti. History: Zaramo are an east central Bantu peoples whose ancestors most likely immigrated into modern day Tanzania sometime during the first millennium A.D. Oral histories suggest that the Zaramo moved eastward into their current location from the mountainous Luguru and Kutu areas around the turn of the 18th century. Linguistic evidence supports this history. Trade and slave caravans in the 18th century passed through Zaramo territory on their way to Lake Tanganyika, bringing Islam along with them. As Dar es Salaam, the Read More Go to Site

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