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What was the name once given to nomads of the Syrian and Arabian desert?
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What is the name once given to Syrian and Arabian nomad?
Bedouin
What name was once given to nomad of the Syrian and Arabian deserts- S-R-C-N?
saracen
What name is given to the many people living in the Sahara desert who travel from place to place looking for food and water?
Nomads
What name is given to people who from place to place?
Nomads
What is the capital of the Arabian Desert?
This sounds like a crossword puzzle clue. There is no one capital of the Arabian Peninsula, since it is made up of several countries - each with its own capital. Some sources exclude Jordan and Iraq:Bahrain - ManamaIraq - BaghdadJordan - AmmanKuwait - Kuwait CityOman - MuscatQatar - DohaSaudi Arabia - RiyadhUnited Arab Emirates - Abu DhabiYemen - San'a
Which country was given a mandate over Syrian territory in 1922?
France...
What nickname has been given to the thousands of older Australians who are touring Australia?
Grey Nomads.
What is the name given to the largest desert in Australia?
The largest desert in Australia is the Great Victoria Desert.
What name is given to gradual change to desert of fertile land in the desert?
The term is desertification.
The title of Desert Fox was given to?
Gen Rommel
What is the nickname given to the camels on caravans?
The ship of the desert
Where have most bedouins traditionally lived?
Bedouin is an Arabic word (بدويون) meaning desert-dweller, which was a name given to them by the Fellahin (فلاحين) or landed peasantry. As a result, most Bedouins traditionally live as nomads in the desert. More and more Bedouins are settling down in towns and cities as various Middle Eastern countries (Israel and Saudi Arabia most notoriously) try to plant them in communities to make them more governable.
