Nomadic means that someone moves around seasonally to find good farming ground etc - they don't have a fixed home.
Pastoralists are those who's main 'job' is farming with animals e.g goats, sheep.
Put them together and nomadic pastoralists are people who's main concern is raising farm animals and they move around a lot to find the best land and pasture.
when farmers considerably move from one place onto another for different reasons , e.g.: lack of nutrition and minerals in the soil which make the soil useless to grow.
A man that travels with a herd of cattle
they care livestock and farmers care livestock and crops
Aryans were the fierce nomadic herders that conquered them.
They were nomadic
Arabs survived on the Arabian Peninsula primarily as nomadic pastoralists, meaning that they raised sheep and goats and moved across the Arabian Peninsula in search of grass to graze. They would usually find increased greenery at one of the many oases on the Arabian Peninsula. Eventually, Arabs created cities that could effectively trade local wealth and products for foreign foodstuffs from breadbaskets like Mesopotamia or Egypt.
The nomadic era of human history comes to an end because people domesticated and plants and were able to stay in one place.
The nomadic people in Arabia who were pastoralists and had much to do with the Rise of Islam were the BEDOUIN ARABS.
Drought affects the life of pastoralists adversely as they survive by rearing animals. These animals require pasturelands to feed. Drought causes the drying of pasture lands as well as destruction of crops. This results in starvation of animals and eventually their death. Pastoralists adopt nomadic lifestyle to escape this kind of situation.
Dhangars were the important pastoralists in Maharashtra.
Pastoralists are communities of people who depend on livestock as the way of their livelihood. Pastoralists in most cases are among marginalized communities and are very few in number.
one lives on a mountain, one on a plateau
difference between Indian and afferican pastrolists
Pastoralists primarily rely on herding and managing animals for their livelihood, while cultivators who have domesticated animals focus on both raising animals and farming crops to sustain themselves. Pastoralists are more nomadic in nature, following their animals to different grazing areas, while cultivators tend to have more permanent settlements and may rotate their crops and animals.
Bedouins were nomadic pastoralists. Their culture was based on camel and goat herding. Before Islam, the religion was polytheistic and animistic, with little trade. ALSO Merchants were a popular occupation, women had more rights
Bedouins were nomadic pastoralists. Their culture was based on camel and goat herding. Before Islam, the religion was polytheistic and animistic, with little trade. ALSO Merchants were a popular occupation, women had more rights
grasslands
Morocco's history can be well-understood as the consistent struggle for power between the sedentary civilizations along the Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines and the nomads and pastoralists in the Atlas Mountains. The nomads and pastoralists have consistently been called the Amazigh or Berber peoples. The sedentary civilizations have changed over time from Carthaginians to Romans, to Arabs (currently).
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