Sentences with phrase «nomadic people»

An ancient member of the sighthound family, the Afghan hound was first bred thousands of years ago by nomadic peoples of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and northern India.

Flying above the Negev Desert, Sheikh photographed sites of existing and former villages of the Bedouin, a traditionally nomadic people who have lived there for more than five hundred years.

In Search Of Lost Time & Sand in my eyes @ Brunei Gallery A double header featuring photographs of nomadic people in and around Sudan.

The wool comes from herds kept by nomadic people who wander across the land, in a way of life that's been going on for millennia.

Bow - House is a flexible system, not a mobile house but a light and static, zero - cost housing for nomadic people.

The Aidi was then subsequently traded or migrated with nomadic people or armies of the time to the Pyrenees Mountains of southwest Europe; the natural border between France and Spain.

Today nomadic peoples sometimes herd cattle through the region, but people do not live in the Lake Natron basin.

The previously nomadic people rose to prominence in the third century B.C., when important Near Eastern trade routes fell under their control.

During the long cold season, however, the traditional nomadic people spend much of their time in snug dwellings where they cook and stay warm by burning yak dung.

For centuries, nomadic people there have herded yaks, large, long - haired relatives of cattle.

For much of human history, our ancestors were hunter - gatherers, mostly nomadic people who lived by hunting, fishing and harvesting wild food.

Nomadic people developed breeds to haul goods on sleds and carts.

This once nomadic people continue to maintain their traditions and lifestyle.

But I know a lot of nomadic people so what I'm going to do, if you don't mind, is connect with them about this question and send you an email with whatever I find out.

«Azebs, nomadic people inhabiting vast deserts, have united with Sangmarians and countless other tribes under the banner of the Sangmar Empire.

Twisted Again: The New Kumihimo February 2 - 20, 2016 Follow the tracks of the ancient caravans and nomadic peoples throughout the world and you will find braids — fiber interlaced on the bias to make strong bands, belts, and cords needed to make everyday life possible.

Turkish handwoven wool stripe kilim rug this rug from east part of turkey nomadic people have been use this rugs at the moment we cleaned and fixed and get it ready to use

The semi-arid belt of the sub-Saharan countries known as the Sahel, which stretches from Mauritania in the west to Ethiopia in the east, was until recently inhabited largely by nomadic peoples.

Nomadic people have no reason to haul around heavy items.

An ancient Israelite, wanting to tell the story of the wandering of his ethnic and national ancestors, would have naturally looked to the nomadic peoples around him as models.

A visit of this kind was a red - letter day for the nomadic people of that region and period.

So, here's another take on this story: God was and is a nomadic God, of a nomadic people.

They were a nomadic people.

This part below is my own opinion using facts about the lifestyles of nomadic peoples to draw conclusions.

«Goji» is the name that refers to the Tibetan variety of Lycium that is indigenous to the traditional Tibetan and Mongolian botanical collection regions and used for centuries by Tibetan doctors and the nomadic people of those areas.

The nomadic people of this small corner of Siberia prize multiple pitches in their music rather than single, clear tones.

According to local news reports, 90 nomadic people have been tested for the disease as a precaution so that anyone who is infected can start treatment quickly.

Pastureland is a critically important factor for the livelihoods of nomadic people, and the snow leopard's prey animals depend on it as well.

Traditionally milk kefir was drunk by the nomadic peoples of the Caucasus mountains, which are located in Russia, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia.

Dwarves once lived the good life, enjoying a thriving society, but then in came the dragon Smaug, who claimed Erebor for himself, nestling into their mid-mountain pile of gold for a nap and turning the dwarves into a nomadic people.

As a nomadic people who needed to make a livelihood on the outskirts of these often unwelcoming towns and villages, the Romani found it profitable to pedal their esoteric psychic talents to the gadjé, a term which refers to all communities of non-Romani people.

The publisher launches with the English - language premiere of Air, a two - part adventure series about the second rising of the Tuareg, a nomadic people; the events depicted in the comic led directly to the current events in Mali.

Galsan Tschinag's autobiographical story of a boy living on the Mongolian steppes (prairies) in the 1950s offers an evocative glimpse into a way of life in which the nomadic people live in harmony with their awesome (in the literal sense) surroundings, worshiping the sky as sacred.

As the dogs of a peaceful, nomadic people, Malamutes do not guard property and virtually always extend a tail - wagging, face - licking welcome to strangers.

The Tibetan Mastiff is a breed of immense size that finds its origins with the nomadic people of Tibet, China, and Nepal.

Samoyeds originated with a nomadic people in northern Siberia, and were not brought into western civilization until about 120 years ago.

History and Facts: While its origin is unknown, it is suspected that descendants of ancient Spitz breeds were brought to Jindo, an island located southwest of mainland Korea, by nomadic people.

The nomadic people prefer living in the valleys, Musallem says.

The nomadic people traditionally use horses and camels to cross Mongolia but holidays by rail are a far more comfortable way to cover ground in this massive country.

Through most of Kazakhstan's history, nomadic people have inhabited the country, travelling from place to place, living off the land and sleeping in traditional yurts.

Discover the mountains, lakes, nomadic peoples, caravan cities and ancient trading routes of Kazakhstan & Kyrgyzstan

This volatile environment of earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and intense heat serves as a metaphor for the ongoing political instability of a region in which salt traders, nomadic people and militia vie for scarce natural resources.

These objects will be presented together as a survival kit, designed to cover the essential needs of a nomadic person in a state of emergency.

This rug offers an incredible insight into the minds and abilities of the nomadic people who created it, and it also showcases a significant time period in the history of area rugs.

Where these rugs had been previously dyed with natural ingredients, and often through methods that could be dated back to the times of the nomadic people who invented area rugs in the first place, synthetic dyes suddenly became much more widespread.