In her article *Afro-Asian Dispersals*, Dana Reynolds Marniche explores the ancient and widespread recognition of African populations—particularly Berbers—across both Africa and the broader "Orient." She highlights how these African groups, including those from the Horn, Sudan, and Sahel, were historically identified not just as Berbers, but also as Indi, Arabians, and Ethiopians. Marniche references Isidore’s account, which describes three principal Ethiopian tribes: the Hesperi, Garamantes, an