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What is another word for people who move about with there flocks and herds?
Another word for people who move about with their flocks and herds is "nomads." Nomads are often associated with pastoralism, where they migrate in search of fresh pastures and water for their livestock. This lifestyle allows them to adapt to changing environmental conditions while maintaining their traditional way of life.
Who are the people who move place to place to find graze land?
That describes "nomads". There are many types of nomads - the Sami people of northern Europe are one. They follow migrating reindeer herds.
What are people that cross deserts with their herds called?
Nomads
Why was first people nomads?
They had to follow the herds to eat.
Did Paleolithic nomads have flocks or herds?
No, that was in the Neolithic era
What where groups who followed the herds of buffalo called?
Nomads
Who lead their herds across the steppes of central Asia?
nomads
Why are nomads herd so important?
Because they use herds for daily supplies, example: Nomads need meat, dairy products, and skin from their herds and they use them to carry heavy supplies
What did Arabian nomads want for their herds that can only be found in oases?
The Arabians were looking for water and grazing grounds for their herds.
Teepee's were used by which culture?
Nomads. Nomads are a type of tribe that would follow the herds of animals so that they could eat.
Why are herds important to nomads?
Because they use herds for carrying heavy objects. They also consume their meat and their dairy products.
Where did nomads move to place to place?
Nomads moved from place to place for a variety of reasons, the most important one being food. Nomadic peoples would follow herds as they headed south in winter, or to find new grazing lands.
