One hundred and twenty respondents from nomadic, 131 from semi-nomadic, and 83 from the sedentary land-use site were randomly selected for individual interviews in the third stage, making a total of 334 respondents.
We do not need religion to offer us a morality nurtured on fear and hope or based on the ideas derived from primitive nomadic tribes from 2000 years ago; our morality is stronger than that.
Which is why we could stand to learn a thing or two from the Wodaabe, a nomadic people from Africa, who migrate across Niger, Cameroon, Nigeria, and Chad.
The Bedouin are not geographically isolated from each other and are traditionally nomadic, moving from one region to another seeking pasture for their herds to graze and water for survival (Dickson, 1967).
His orientation and focus on pastoral affairs stem from his background as a native of a nomadic family from Messeriya of Western Kordofan.
Cluster 6 was the less geographically homogeneous, including two populations from Nigeria (Yoruba and Idoma) and the three nomadic groups from north Cameroon (Tali, Tupuri and FulbeC) along with Western Africans.
"Tribal Traditions: Village and Nomadic Weavings From Anatolia," an exhibition of more than 35 textiles from the 19th and early 20th centuries, starts tomorrow and runs through Jan . 28
The field teams visited 86 nomadic camps from 4 districts of Sukhbaatar and 83 nomadic camps from 4 districts of Zavkhan province.
In August of 2005, as part of a study on male aging, Ariaal participants were recruited from two venues: 103 men from the settled agropastoral community of Songa and 102 nomadic males from the nomadic settlement of Lewogoso on the Kasuit Plateau.
The Sarikeçilis are said to be the 'last Turkmen nomadic tribes from Anatolia' and 'the only group representing the Turkish migration from Central Asia' (Ocak 2011).
