Sentence examples for nomadic culture from inspiring English sources

In Sahrawi nomadic culture, the deyar is a very knowledgeable and experienced nomad camel tracker who locates camels that have strayed in the desert and returns them to their herds.

As history moves forward, nomadic culture is also in a process of constant development.

The Arabic literary tradition began within the context of a tribal, nomadic culture.

A business developer, Blind is nominally from Sweden but identifies with the Sami people, the nomadic culture of Lapland.

Recent investigations have challenged long-held views of nomadic culture as purely transient, with little impact on the urban, sophisticated societies that emerged later.

Ms. Stockman left for Mongolia on a National Geographic youth grant as a member of an expedition to document nomadic culture.

In a study of nomadic cultures, Khazanov (1994) described a global trend in which nomadism is being replaced by market-oriented ranching (cf., sedentarisation).

"This was the staple of ancient, often nomadic cultures".

"For some nomadic cultures, it was as simple as saying, 'O.K., you go this way, we're going that way,' " Dr. Wilson said.

Many of the designs, assertive and brightly colored, originated in nomadic cultures and were meant to be clearly readable from a distance.

Alekseev, A. Y .et al. Some problems in the study of the chronology of the ancient nomadic cultures in Eurasia (9th 3rd centuries BC).