Bedouins were ancient nomads who had lived in deserts for generations, chasing after water and life. They originally lived in an Arabian peninsula and were considered a side branch of Arabians, or "non-classical Arabian." They'd started to expand towards other areas due to war or unrest, but they had kept to the deserts still.
There were mainly four kinds of Bedouins that resided in Egypt. First were the western Bedouins. They still maintained their ancient lifestyle and were closest to how they lived thousands of years ago. The second were those living near the Red Sea. They retained some of their habits, but they were influenced by current technology.
