I like to see how people farm and live. Around the world people are the same and at the same time different. I have raised calves and they are so beautiful and a gift
Teleku tubula tenkop nadua...ara oloo iltarosero taa Nanu ..oi Kamwaro ai... This is the most preserved and sought after culture...long live maasai long live Kenya long live Africa 🇰🇪🇰🇪
I would hope that you pay these people for providing you with such great content, maybe a whole new flock of baby animals to fill this building ... or whatever else they may request. This is beautiful to watch, very inspiring and informative. 🥰
Kyk zo bouw je een huis wat zyn ze handig het kost niets alleen moeite en liefde tot elkaar Dan poep en leem en water grandioos toch De natuur geeft alles en cultuur Ik wens allen Gods. Zegen 🙏🏾🇾🇪💋❤
THE MASAI ARE VERY STRONG AND WISE PEOPLE!!!...ALL NOMADS ALL OVER THE WORLD 🌎🌍 ARE A LIVING TESTAMENT THAT GOD EXISTS AND HE PROVIDES!!!...GOD IS GOOD!!!💜💜💜🙋🏽♀️🔥🙏🏽👑✝️📖🔥🕊️
Yes, those homes are perfectly adapted to the climate there. Cool in the hot season and warm when its cold outside. The foliage the women were covering with mud is one of the best natural insulators that many people in the western world who are building off-grid homes are using similar methods. Keep in mind that the west experiences harsh winters, so this type of building in Kenya which has some of the best climates globally, keeps the interior of such huts cozy year round.
There's something missing from this video...Men! Women birth babies, farm, cook, collect material for building, build, what do their men do? Interesting to watch for sure. Respect to the survival and culture of these tribal people.
They do a lot of duties too. Men are also doing hard work too. Without each other they can not survive. Prejudice and lack of knowledge gives bad energy. Think kindly…
When l see those kind of foundation, l wonder how long it can last. Is there all-year dry climate, that those woods below ground level don't rot away without burning them a bit in fire? Or is it a temporary structure?
Well... the wood doesnt need to hold tgat much. The ground itself seems pretty dry and even if the part ankered in the ground begins to rot it will still stand upright. Basically until the roof colapses this kind of house will be fine i recon
i just read an article about how many of the masai people are being kicked off their land ,and their cattle confiscated by their government, in order to create reserves for private hunting and for more safari traffic. it was heartbreaking.
Indeed, they were coming over the border from Tanzania while we were there filming this. I try not to get involved in these things but sometimes I get very cross with the way the selfish rich treat the lands that these people have occupied for generations.
@@NomadArchitecture Yeah, the selfish rich have done it to all of us Westerners too in the past. Who can still afford to own land? A small house if you're lucky but land for agriculture and animals? We've all been driven off. It is of course sad to see a whole traditional life style and culture being lost. People being forced into poverty and minimal wages....
Very interesting! 😊👍👍👍 Impressing way to create stability and flexibility. The roof is connected to the walls in a way, that let's the water rinse of. I wonder if the roof stays water proof. In Europe only way is either layers of birch bark plus sods or shingles of larch or straw roof. I see, the bark is not removed. That would lead to troubles in our area. The clay is not mixed with smaller fiber to avoid cracks? 🤔
The reason they use the animal poop is because it already has the straw content that one would have to manually mix in to a normal cob or adobe mixture. When it dries, there isn't a smell. It's pretty smart when you realize they are skipping another gathering and mixing phase just by using that as a building material.
These masai women are strong and have a lot of skills and the house is fantastic. They really live with the nature with respect. In some other parts of the world AI is going to make humans weaker than weak.
Was wondering what do the men do in this community because it seems to me the women do all the work, but its a very good learning to know what women can do around the world.❤❤❤
My dear friend, the Masai men are herds men. While that may sound simple, you must keep in mind they frequently have to deal with lions, hyenas, and aggressiveherbivores. That is a very dangerous job. In Masai culture, people work together. The work men do is something children and most women can't do, and dare I say, most people would rather build a house than take a chance herding cattle in lion and hyena infested lands. Thats not even factoring in gunmen that try to steal cattle.
ive watched other massai videos and found out that men doesnt do any house chores,they are in charge with their animals 24/7 but they are just most of the time sitting watching the animals eat..and women do all the works from building their home to cleaning,cooking,fetching water,firewood,washing clothes, milking the animals and of course taking care of the children and as a woman it feels so unfair and so exhausting but thats their way.they marry more than one for the reason that the more wives they have the easier chores will be coz they will help each other.seems reasonable but odd for most of us who are used to just one spouse
This is an honest question--why is dung used at all? Specifically, what properties does it provide so that it makes it worth using. I might be missing something but it feels like plain old clay/dirt would work just as well.
It's plentiful due to their farm animals, and much easier and faster to gather compared to only digging for clay and dirt, the digested plant matter in the dung might also give it more integrity when it dries. Those are my assumptions
It is a bio plastic even used now in pretended "moderner country". Stable in time, insulating, , materproofing when dried, already mixed with non digested fibres that helps like iron i reinforcing concrete.
@Pengalen during the day they herd cattle meaning they have to defend their livestock against lions, hyenas and baboons. Most people would freeze at the site of an aggressive dog let alone a lion.
Why only women building, men not even carrying heavy stuff? What are the role of the men? I can hear some male voices.... ah blessing the house by drinking coffee, same in modern cultures
@@quincywhite9938 Ehh, that's boys before they are made warriors. Please note that most of the Masai in this video wear modern clothes and live near stores or lodges, which many work for; men are mostly sitting around and hurting. Maybe it is time to give men and women in traditional tribal cultures (equal opportunities) in sharing chores as they are not frozen in time?
so you want to teach them how to carry out their traditions? what makes you think you are right to do so. its a culture and it must be preserved for reasons
Сәлем етсізбе қайырлы күн алла амандығын берсін аманесен болыңыз дар керемет тамаша маған сіздердің жұмыстарыңыз ұнаиды алла сізге күш қуат берсін аманесен болыңыз дар ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🧿🧿💯💯💯🤝🤝🤝👏👏👏👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
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What a skilled architect the women building a home w/ out nails that’s a real nature .
Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed watching everyone. Beautiful home made with much love, nothing better
Just remarkable how all help. Kudos. So beautiful. I caned chairs many times. Wow these people weave their homes. Strong.
Wow hand woven house and very neatly and strong ,look so cute😊😊
ขอบคุณทำยูทูปนี้ให้ดู ได้เห็นความเป็นอยู่ อีกแบบที่เรียบง่าย ได้เห็นความสามัคคีมีน้ำใจช่วยกันสร้างบ้าน😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
DIE FRAUEN SIND SEHR BEGABT UND FLEISIG!RESPEKT WAS SIE GESCHAFFEN HABEN.ÜBERLEBENS KÜNSTLER! SEHR VIEL ARBEIT RESPECT!
Ja, genau: die Frauen!
I am proud to be a maasai raise in a manyatta
beautiful! working together as a community to build one of their own a house...and happily doing so. humbling to watch...
I like to see how people farm and live. Around the world people are the same and at the same time different. I have raised calves and they are so beautiful and a gift
Es un arte esta construccion, en esa cultura la que mas trabaja es la mujer, las felicito.❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is so impressive and interesting. I have no idea how you guys always make these vids but thx
I'm not sure we know either!
Am proud of my people.
Those bracelets are beautiful 😍
I think this is the best video I like it👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Absolutely stunning footage. Thank you
This is so cool. wonderful work .❤👍👍❤
It is interesting to look at the life of the tribe, their customs, clothes, decorations. I wonder where they get their water?
Obviously a nearby river. This area looks pretty green/lush. The Massai are nomadic so they would just go to wherever they can access water.
Conteúdo que eu gosto é feliz em ver este vídeo 👍🇧🇷
I was in Africa 20 years ago, this people are amazing.
Excellente vidéo Thanks
God bless the Maa n cont give them blessings
Awesome.....🙏so beautiful..💕💕💕..thank You so much🙏👏👏👏
Really I like the hard working and creativity of the masai women 🎉❤
Wow nice l like you Sister maasai ❤❤
Teleku tubula tenkop nadua...ara oloo iltarosero taa Nanu ..oi Kamwaro ai...
This is the most preserved and sought after culture...long live maasai long live Kenya long live Africa 🇰🇪🇰🇪
Lovely very beautiful and neat love that you have a tall doorway and tall house💜🫶💞 love everyone helping very strong women
❤beautiful culture..
Nekadar güzel bir ev tasarımı 😊 👏✨🤍💮🌹🍃🛖
Esse vídeo verdadeira lição de vida união .A presença de Deus 🙏 estejam sempre com todos❤
I would hope that you pay these people for providing you with such great content, maybe a whole new flock of baby animals to fill this building ... or whatever else they may request. This is beautiful to watch, very inspiring and informative. 🥰
Extraordinary work. Thank you!
Hello cool channel. I like looking 👀 it. Thanks for the content, I enjoy watching it
Thank you, we had a bit of time off but have lots in the pipeline now.
I love them all, babies every where
The Modernisation Have Changed Our Tradition Completely.
Kyk zo bouw je een huis wat zyn ze handig het kost niets alleen moeite en liefde tot elkaar Dan poep en leem en water grandioos toch De natuur geeft alles en cultuur Ik wens allen Gods. Zegen 🙏🏾🇾🇪💋❤
THE MASAI ARE VERY STRONG AND WISE PEOPLE!!!...ALL NOMADS ALL OVER THE WORLD 🌎🌍 ARE A LIVING TESTAMENT THAT GOD EXISTS AND HE PROVIDES!!!...GOD IS GOOD!!!💜💜💜🙋🏽♀️🔥🙏🏽👑✝️📖🔥🕊️
I really miss my grandmother back in the village nice ❤
What amazing sound this video has. 👏🏻 I heard flies buzzing right inside my head.
I hope our should continue with this kind of spirit in this modern era. They should take Civil Engineering and Architecture as their major in schools.
Fantastic very interesting
Молодцы 🙏💕всё умеет🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks! God Bless! Great info!
Good heart too. If you’re late pick a Maasai homestead and spend a night there. Very safe and generous people.
Very hard working ladies
Thank you for sharing .
Super video ❤❤❤
Çok güzel video 👏👏 tebrikler böyle ev ve ahıl yapımı videolarınız gelirse zevkle izler yorum yaparım❤❤❤
I wonder how these houses perform insulation wise? is it cool inside?
Yes, those homes are perfectly adapted to the climate there. Cool in the hot season and warm when its cold outside. The foliage the women were covering with mud is one of the best natural insulators that many people in the western world who are building off-grid homes are using similar methods. Keep in mind that the west experiences harsh winters, so this type of building in Kenya which has some of the best climates globally, keeps the interior of such huts cozy year round.
Fantastic very interesting ❤
E uma verdadeira honra de arte as casas🇧🇷👍👏👏👏👏
The roof is an engineering marvel to support the clay mass! Good thing they don't have any snow load. That'd probably be a problem.
Yes how 'lucky ' there's no snow in Kenya 🤦
Beautiful nature ❤❤
would love someday to visit the massaii
Get in touch if you do, one way we try to help these people is by introducing a few visitors to them.
Welcome just free to visit Maasai we are friendly karibu
Beautiful and fascinating
Can’t say I like their singing!
Que admirable, para momentos de necesidades
A casa deles realmente é muito boa bem feita
I'm curious about the words to the songs they sing.
ditto
I am still in touch with them, maybe I will ask and post them in the description.
@@NomadArchitecture that would be great!
Yes please. I'm listening On repeat since yesterday. 😂 ❤
There's something missing from this video...Men! Women birth babies, farm, cook, collect material for building, build, what do their men do? Interesting to watch for sure. Respect to the survival and culture of these tribal people.
Didn’t you see them lying on the beds? I noticed the same thing.
They drank the coffee in the end to "bless the house"... 😂😂😂
They do a lot of duties too. Men are also doing hard work too. Without each other they can not survive. Prejudice and lack of knowledge gives bad energy. Think kindly…
@@Flower-ck2bsnot with this tribe
Men perform male duties 😂
Awesome video !!!!
When l see those kind of foundation, l wonder how long it can last. Is there all-year dry climate, that those woods below ground level don't rot away without burning them a bit in fire? Or is it a temporary structure?
Some wood handle high humidity pretty well. Might be the case here, though it is kinda doubtful. Maybe these houses aren't made to last very long
Well... the wood doesnt need to hold tgat much. The ground itself seems pretty dry and even if the part ankered in the ground begins to rot it will still stand upright. Basically until the roof colapses this kind of house will be fine i recon
Semi-permanent. Not meant to last for decades. These nomadic tribes dont stay in one place long enough for it to be a concern.
It lasts longer than you expect,
Recyclable. Collapses down into dirt, poo and organic matter. So actually good for the soil. This is sustainable. Are our dwellings sustainable?
i just read an article about how many of the masai people are being kicked off their land ,and their cattle confiscated by their government, in order to create reserves for private hunting and for more safari traffic. it was heartbreaking.
Indeed, they were coming over the border from Tanzania while we were there filming this. I try not to get involved in these things but sometimes I get very cross with the way the selfish rich treat the lands that these people have occupied for generations.
@@NomadArchitecture Yeah, the selfish rich have done it to all of us Westerners too in the past. Who can still afford to own land? A small house if you're lucky but land for agriculture and animals? We've all been driven off. It is of course sad to see a whole traditional life style and culture being lost. People being forced into poverty and minimal wages....
Good video from pakistan
Bellissimo 👍👍
Very interesting! 😊👍👍👍 Impressing way to create stability and flexibility. The roof is connected to the walls in a way, that let's the water rinse of. I wonder if the roof stays water proof. In Europe only way is either layers of birch bark plus sods or shingles of larch or straw roof. I see, the bark is not removed. That would lead to troubles in our area. The clay is not mixed with smaller fiber to avoid cracks? 🤔
The reason they use the animal poop is because it already has the straw content that one would have to manually mix in to a normal cob or adobe mixture. When it dries, there isn't a smell. It's pretty smart when you realize they are skipping another gathering and mixing phase just by using that as a building material.
❤❤❤יפה שאתם מצלמים לנו וכך גם ללמוד מהם איך אפשר להסתדר בטבע לא חסר רק רצון לשמר מסורות של שנים
Good that his reappeared again.
Thank you, we had a bit of time off but have lots in the pipeline now.
These masai women are strong and have a lot of skills and the house is fantastic. They really live with the nature with respect. In some other parts of the world AI is going to make humans weaker than weak.
Excellent. The women build dwellings and Sing 🌍 Africa
Parece uma arquitetura simples, porém somente os materiais utilizados são simples, tem todo um método de construção envolvido ali.
I like very much
Was wondering what do the men do in this community because it seems to me the women do all the work, but its a very good learning to know what women can do around the world.❤❤❤
My dear friend, the Masai men are herds men. While that may sound simple, you must keep in mind they frequently have to deal with lions, hyenas, and aggressiveherbivores. That is a very dangerous job. In Masai culture, people work together. The work men do is something children and most women can't do, and dare I say, most people would rather build a house than take a chance herding cattle in lion and hyena infested lands. Thats not even factoring in gunmen that try to steal cattle.
Việt Nam he lo❤❤ ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
ive watched other massai videos and found out that men doesnt do any house chores,they are in charge with their animals 24/7 but they are just most of the time sitting watching the animals eat..and women do all the works from building their home to cleaning,cooking,fetching water,firewood,washing clothes,
milking the animals and of course taking care of the children and as a woman it feels so unfair and so exhausting but thats their way.they marry more than one for the reason that the more wives they have the easier chores will be coz they will help each other.seems reasonable but odd for most of us who are used to just one spouse
Nice video same like this India
Natural life with out Make ups
Ni side ngan niwatembelee one day
This is an honest question--why is dung used at all? Specifically, what properties does it provide so that it makes it worth using. I might be missing something but it feels like plain old clay/dirt would work just as well.
It's plentiful due to their farm animals, and much easier and faster to gather compared to only digging for clay and dirt, the digested plant matter in the dung might also give it more integrity when it dries. Those are my assumptions
Dung has been used since the beginning if man. It works as a binder, more than clay alone which cracks.
It is a bio plastic even used now in pretended "moderner country". Stable in time, insulating, , materproofing when dried, already mixed with non digested fibres that helps like iron i reinforcing concrete.
One of the best building materials ever
أللهم صل على محمد وعلى اله وصحبه وسلم
We used to do like this ,instead of cement and sand they use mud and cow's dung
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I watching your all video Hi how are you feeling
Like soo mach
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So it's the women who build houses
🎉🎉🎉🎉
😘😘😘
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Enfach nur gut Danke
One person starts singing😯🎶. Then they all start singing🙂😮🎶😄🎶😯! I wonder🤔, how does the smoke go out of the room?
Small windows
@@mina-dp3yn Oh. 🙂Thanks!
I want a house covered in doo doo
❤️❤️❤️🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🙏🙏🙏🙏
Is this kajiado?
Those baby cows need their mothers milk how do they survive.
These man are stting doing what here.🙈
Que estranho bezerro dentro de casa é cada uma 😮😮😮
So where do the men live?
visit and understand the culture if you are eager to know, even in hunting lioness are depended on
@@markmuriithi-ip7hs It's funny that you can be on the internet and not understand how knowledge works.
@Pengalen during the day they herd cattle meaning they have to defend their livestock against lions, hyenas and baboons. Most people would freeze at the site of an aggressive dog let alone a lion.
The last real humans on earth
Why only women building, men not even carrying heavy stuff? What are the role of the men? I can hear some male voices.... ah blessing the house by drinking coffee, same in modern cultures
Only women build houses in maasai community.
@@moureennjenga5570 why? So Masai culture should be frozen in time?
Man a busy hurting and take care of lovestock
@@quincywhite9938 Ehh, that's boys before they are made warriors. Please note that most of the Masai in this video wear modern clothes and live near stores or lodges, which many work for; men are mostly sitting around and hurting. Maybe it is time to give men and women in traditional tribal cultures (equal opportunities) in sharing chores as they are not frozen in time?
so you want to teach them how to carry out their traditions? what makes you think you are right to do so. its a culture and it must be preserved for reasons
Сәлем етсізбе қайырлы күн алла амандығын берсін аманесен болыңыз дар керемет тамаша маған сіздердің жұмыстарыңыз ұнаиды алла сізге күш қуат берсін аманесен болыңыз дар ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🧿🧿💯💯💯🤝🤝🤝👏👏👏👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏