The word "nomads" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to groups of people who move from place to place in search of food and water, such as in the sentence: "The ancient Bedouin tribes were nomads who moved seasonally between Arabia and the Levant."
On a gravel road off the Ruta Nacional 40, around 165km south of the town of Perito Moreno, are overhanging caves where, in 1972, archaeologists found 9,000-year-old 9,000-year-old 9,000-year-oldloping guanacostencilledby ancient peoples – probably thandprintsrs of the nandve Tehuelche nomads.
And yet "we are nomads", says Gómez-Álvarez.
You can ride high into the snow-capped mountains in the footsteps of nomads and Silk Road traders, then pick your way down through the juniper-lined valleys.
In today's Guardian Travel, we profile some of the UK's most interesting digital nomads, who are using the net to travel the world and, in one case, making money from online work.
I was hot and tired after following in the nomads' footsteps, and desperate to cool off.
Meant to echo the nomads that exist no more, the 35-acre (14-hectare) site houses, among other things, a shopping mall and a beach resort.
For telecommuting, hailed by environmentalists as a way to clear the roads, is clogging them with workers on wheels.Many of these nomads are sales staff, thrown out on to the streets to encourage them to visit customers in person.
Critics allege that nomads have often been given no choice.
In short, the data would be boss.Related items Nomads at lastApr 10th 2008 Tech.view: Technology in 2008Dec 23rd 2007 Monitor: Overdoing it?Jun 7th 2007The stupid network Dr Isenberg had in mind was, of course, the internet we know today.
They are Saharan nomads who were split up between five post-colonial countries (see map).
He describes his family's attempts to flee Afghanistan, their time living among Kuchi nomads and in caves by the Bamiyan Buddha statues (which the Taliban famously destroyed in 2001).
