Sentence examples for groups of nomadic from inspiring English sources

Aboriginal history here goes back to 600 tribal groups of nomadic hunter-gatherers who roamed this vast island continent for 40,000 years.

Yet peacemaking is, if anything, more pronounced and widely distributed, especially among groups of nomadic foragers who are probably closest in ecological circumstance to our hominin ancestors.

More than 80 people are thought to have been killed in a series of brutal attacks in Benue State in central Nigeria, which locals say were perpetrated by groups of nomadic herdsmen.

For centuries indigenous American peoples had similarly formed civilizations with their own unique artistic practices, from the large political structures of the Inca and Aztec empires to the more scattered presence of small groups of nomadic peoples.

Beginning as early as the 9th century bc and with increasing impact in the late 8th and early 7th centuries, groups of nomadic warriors entered western Iran, probably from across the Caucasus.

Henrich et al. (2004, 2005) have run a series of experimental games with populations drawn from fifteen small-scale human societies in South America, Africa, and Asia, including three groups of foragers, six groups of slash-and-burn horticulturists, four groups of nomadic herders, and two groups of small-scale agriculturists.

FOR its first S.U.V., Volkswagen borrowed the name that Europeans gave to a group of nomadic traders in North Africa.

Shipwreck, the least satisfying, deals with the impact of the 1848 French revolution on a group of nomadic intellectuals, including the libertarian socialist Alexander Herzen and the westernised Turgenev.

Sartor put his niece over his shoulder and ran back to where Pasha and a group of nomadic herdsmen were waiting.

DAKAR, Senegal — A splinter faction of an insurgent group of nomadic tribesmen fighting in northern Niger claimed on Tuesday that it had abducted a Canadian diplomat serving as the United Nations envoy to the country.

One interesting aspect of the manuevers is that there is never a certainty that the troops wouldn't be attacked by the Pathans, a powerful group of nomadic Moslems who roam the plans along the border between British India & Afghanistan.