Sentence examples for pastoral tribe from inspiring English sources
Toda, pastoral tribe of the Nīlgiri Hills of southern India.
REPORTER AT LARGE, continued, about the Dodoth, a pastoral tribe of Uganda.
During the 6 month period in 1961 when the writer visited there, fighting between the Dodoth & the Turkana, a neighboring pastoral tribe, was going on.
By Elizabeth Marshall Thomas The New Yorker, May 22 , 1965P. 54 REPORTER AT LARGE, continued, about the Dodoth, a pastoral tribe of Uganda.
For the study, published this month in the journal PLoS One, a group of evolutionary anthropologists turned to the Daasanach, a pastoral tribe living in a remote section of northern Kenya.
The film shows them as they prepare for and tackle a 1,300-foot 1,300-footBrascentg, Namibia's highest mofntain, and chronicles their interaction with the HimBrandbergtoral tribe.
The Lurs and their neighbours, the Bakhtyārī, are partly agricultural and partly pastoral tribes.
An age-old antagonism exists between the settled peoples, al-ḥaḍar, and the nomadic or pastoral tribes, known as Bedouin (al-bādiyyah), but many settled tribes also have nomadic branches.
In his forthcoming book, "Civilization and the Savage Mind," Robin Fox, an anthropologist at Rutgers, describes a journey by the anthropologist Philip Salzman to Baluchistan in southern Iran in 1968 to study the pastoral tribes there.
In the ensuing centuries, piebald camels spread westward throughout Africa while being adopted by distinct pastoral tribes and groups across present-day Sudan, Niger, Mali, Mauritania, Western Sahara, and Morocco.
The oldest engravings might be as old as 10,000 years, and the creation of new works probably ended by the arrival of pastoral tribes around 1000 AD.
