Nomadic People

Dagombas are not people from Burkina Faso and therefore are not Burkinabes. Dagombas are Ghanaians.Both the Dagombas ,Mamprusis and Mossi people were living together in Dagomba and Mamprusi lands in ancient times when mossi people migrated to Burkina Faso and founded the mossi lands when burkina faso was an empty land.However mossis claimed that some mossis came from the area of the sahara desert in the north.The three tribes are described as brothers.When Tohazie and his followers came from Northern Nigeria,to Mali to Burkina Faso into Ghana all these three tribes were there and they introduced the chieftaincy institution to them after having married their daughters and produced some of the royals.The ancestors of the mossi managed to escape with their chieftaincy to Burkina Faso whilst Mamprusis and Dagombas managed to enskine their people.Tohazie and his people were said to be Berbers

which was a combination of Arabs and Spanish warriors as their origin.The chief of Gambaga was said to have ruled all the tree tribes when they were small and mossi were found around Gambaga and Bawku. Some mossi chiefs perhaps their mothers were both Mamprusis and Dagombas and Lossi too vice versa.Naa Gbewa Tohazies grandson was said to have stayed in Sanga , the town of mossi yangas whose fathers were also chiefs of gambaaga in ghana .

The people of the tribe are wanderers and roam from place to place rather than establish permanent communities. I think the reasons for this are at least as practical as they are desirable. People need food and water for starters. If it isn't available, they need to search find a place where it is available. Personally, that is where I would settle down.

Arabian nomads often wear black for practical reasons, as black garments can absorb and retain heat during the cooler nights in desert environments. Additionally, black clothing is effective in protecting against the sun's rays and can help to camouflage the wearer in the desert landscape. The use of black can also be a cultural or traditional choice, reflecting heritage and identity within nomadic communities.

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The people of the tribe are wanderers and roam from place to place rather than establish permanent communities. I think the reasons for this are at least as practical as they are desirable. People need food and water for starters. If it isn't available, they need to search find a place where it is available. Personally, that is where I would settle down.

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Pastrolist and nomadics were the actual tribes of india.they live in india.main work is -shifting cultivation,farming,herding,chopping trees or lumberjacks,miner's,collecting(coffee,black pepper,cinammom,cardimom,nut shells,etc.)

they live mainly in the parts of forest areas in india.their chief was bethroned by the britisher's in ancient times and the rule of britisher's was more powered.

Britisher's,banned the system of shifting cultivation and the chopping of trees.they powered their rule and told the tribes,that the lumberjack will only be used for the british navy warships,trade boat's,etc.and mainly for the tracks and beds for the railways.

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The primary cause of conflict between steppe nomads and settled communities was competition over resources, particularly land and water. Nomads sought grazing grounds for their livestock, which often encroached on agricultural land, leading to disputes. Additionally, settled communities viewed nomadic raids as threats to their security and economic stability, further escalating tensions. These conflicts were often exacerbated by cultural differences and varying lifestyles.

Nomadic herders are limited to where they can graze their animals, and cannot manage pastures because there really is no such thing as a pasture. When the grass is not there, they have to move on; they can't stay in one place.

The Aryans became farmers. This led to a more ordered and settled society, and kingdoms emerged from the nomadic tribes.

Nomads ate anything they could find.For example if they were in a plain they would hunt a buffalo or a wooly mammoth.If they were in the coast they would fish any sea life

Nomads are also known as pastoralists, especially when they primarily herd livestock and move in search of grazing pastures. They can also be referred to as hunter-gatherers if they rely on foraging and hunting for sustenance. Additionally, the term "migratory peoples" is sometimes used to describe groups that move regularly between different regions or habitats.

Bedouins traditionally play a variety of musical instruments, with the oud (a type of lute) being one of the most prominent. Other common instruments include the rababa (a stringed instrument played with a bow), various types of drums such as the darbuka, and flutes made from reeds. Music often accompanies storytelling and poetry, reflecting their rich cultural heritage and nomadic lifestyle. These instruments are integral to celebrations, rituals, and social gatherings within Bedouin communities.

The Khoisan people are people who live in Southern Africa and they speak in a series of clicks.