Sentence examples for nomadic hunter from inspiring English sources

The two are representatives of two different grades of social order, Jacob being a pastoralist and Esau a nomadic hunter.

He set up Tiger Watch, an NGO dedicated to saving the Ranthambore tigers, offering facilities to the local people – particularly the nomadic hunter tribes, living on the periphery – such as schools and hospitals and alternative sources of income to poaching.

Published in 1923, the book is a memoir by the Russian army engineer Captain Vladimir Arsenyev about his friendship with a nomadic hunter, Dersu Uzala, of the remote Nanai tribe, known at the time as the Goldi people.

It was during visits to Willemien's family that he first met and made friends with the San, whose traditional nomadic hunter way of life had been ­progressively eroded by settlement of the Kalahari, and who laboured for the cattle farmers with whom they had a near-feudal relationship.

Roughly 11,500 years ago, a community of nomadic hunter gatherers in what is now southeastern Turkey created the oldest human-built place of worship we know of.

Originally a nomadic hunter gatherer community, the Olep were encouraged by the government to settle in Rukha in the early 1970s, so that they could benefit from the development initiatives that were taking place in the country.

Nomadic hunter-gatherers made regular stops.

The human population of nomadic hunter-gatherers was sparse and lived in groups of 20-25.

The Aborigines were nomadic hunter-gatherers still using stone tools when European settlers, primarily British convicts, arrived in 1788.

The Neolithic period is when the first nomadic hunter-gatherers began living in settlements and practicing agriculture.

Sometime after they had left Aztlán, they united with a second group made up of nomadic hunter-gatherers, the Mexica, and took on their name.