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Urewe

[ oo-rey-wey ]
/ ʊˈreɪ weɪ /

adjective Archaeology.

of or relating to an early Iron Age pottery tradition of central Africa beginning in the second half of the first millennium b.c. and associated with the spread of ironworking and possibly cattle raising and the Bantu language.

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Origin of Urewe

After the type site in Kenya, near the NE shore of Lake Victoria

Words nearby Urewe

urethrostomy, urethrotomy, urethrovaginal fistula, urethrovesicopexy, uretic, Urewe, Urey, Urfa, Urfé, Urga, urge
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