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| − | The '''Chamices''' (<small>IPA:</small> /kəˈmiːsəz/; Ibsa: ) were a pre-Imdjic people active around the Samatkhaoul River Delta, prior to the arrival of the Proto-Tevethi people. |
+ | The '''Chamices''' (<small>IPA:</small> /kəˈmiːsəz/; Ibsa: {{cs|cpt|ⲙⲓ̄ⲭⲙⲓⲕ}} ''Mīkhmik''; singular: {{cs|cpt|ϥⲁⲣⲙ̀ⲙⲓ̄ⲭⲙⲓⲕ}} ''Farəmmīkhmik''; adjective form: {{cs|cpt|ⲭⲁⲙⲓ̄ⲕ}} ''Khamīk'') were a pre-Imdjic people active around the Samatkhaoul River Delta, prior to the arrival of the Proto-Tevethi people. |
According to Tevethi sources during the Meso-Teveth, the Chamices worshipped the [[Weeping Stranger]]. Archaeological evidence does support the idea of the Chamices worshipping am unnamed weeping deity, but the similarities seem to end here. |
According to Tevethi sources during the Meso-Teveth, the Chamices worshipped the [[Weeping Stranger]]. Archaeological evidence does support the idea of the Chamices worshipping am unnamed weeping deity, but the similarities seem to end here. |
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The Chamices (IPA: /kəˈmiːsəz/; Ibsa: ⲙⲓ̄ⲭⲙⲓⲕ Mīkhmik; singular: ϥⲁⲣⲙ̀ⲙⲓ̄ⲭⲙⲓⲕ Farəmmīkhmik; adjective form: ⲭⲁⲙⲓ̄ⲕ Khamīk) were a pre-Imdjic people active around the Samatkhaoul River Delta, prior to the arrival of the Proto-Tevethi people.
According to Tevethi sources during the Meso-Teveth, the Chamices worshipped the Weeping Stranger. Archaeological evidence does support the idea of the Chamices worshipping am unnamed weeping deity, but the similarities seem to end here.