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Often subverted sovereignty of territorial state. [1] War chiefs established father line. [2] Originally a loose confederation of clans. [3] Tribes and racial groups named.
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- aborigines (Australian)
- aborigines (Indian)
- Adamites
- Adamsonites
- Amadonites
- Ammonites
- Amorites
- Andites
- Andonites
- Anglo-Saxons
- Arabs
- Aryans
- Assyria
- Babylonians
- Badonan tribes
- Baganda tribes
- Basques
- Bedouins
- Berbers
- Blackfoot Indians
- blue race
- Borneans
- Bretons
- brown race
- Bushmen
- Calebites
- Canaanites
- Caucasians
- Chaldeans
- clans
- Cro-Magnons
- Cuthites
- Cutites
- Danubians
- Dravidians
- Dyaks
- Edenites
- Edomites
- Elamites
- Eskimos
- Ezraeon
- Finns
- Foxhall peoples
- Gad
- Gibeonites
- Gileadites
- Greeks
- green race
- Guites
- Hamathites
- Heidelberg race
- Hittites
- Incas
- India:racial groups
- indigo race
- Iroquois
- Jebusites
- Jews
- Kateri
- Kenites
- Levites
- Malaysia
- Melanesians
- Mesopotamia
- Midianites
- Moabites
- Mongoloids
- Moqui tribe
- Neanderthalers
- Negroids
- Nerites
- Nodites
- orange race
- Parsees
- Patagonians
- Persians
- Philistines
- Phoenicians
- Polynesia
- Pygmies
- races
- red race
- Romans
- Ruben
- Saharans
- Samaritans
- Sangiks
- Scandinavians
- Semites
- Sepharvites
- Sethites
- Siberia
- Suites
- Sumerians
- Suntites
- Thrace
- Toda tribe
- Turanians
- Vanites
- white race
- yellow race
- Zulus
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See also: UB 70:4.