MDLP K12

Siberian: Indigenous ethnic groups living in the vast region of Siberia in Russia, characterized by diverse cultures and languages.

Caucasian: Populations originating from the Caucasus region, situated between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, displaying diverse ethnic and cultural identities.

Indian: Populations native to the Indian subcontinent, encompassing a multitude of languages, cultures, and religions.

African: Diverse ethnic groups native to the African continent, characterized by a wide range of cultures, languages, and historical backgrounds.

West European: Populations of Western Europe with shared cultural and historical roots, generally speaking Indo-European languages.

East European: Populations originating from Eastern Europe, sharing Slavic languages and influenced by historical migrations and political changes.

SEA (Southeast Asian): Diverse ethnic groups from Southeast Asia, with rich cultures influenced by interactions between indigenous groups and external civilizations.

Kalash: An indigenous minority ethnic group from Pakistan known for their distinct culture, language, and religious practices, differing significantly from surrounding populations.

Neareast (Near Eastern): Populations from the Near East region, historically rich with ancient civilizations, diverse in languages and religions.

Uralic: Ethnic groups speaking Uralic languages, spanning from Eastern Europe to Siberia, including the Finnish and Estonian populations.

Amerindian: Indigenous peoples of the Americas, with diverse cultures and languages that predate European colonization.

Papuan: Indigenous populations of Papua New Guinea and neighboring islands, characterized by a high degree of linguistic and cultural diversity.