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Is that true that nomands occupied 20 percent of earth?
No, it is not true.
Word starting with y ending with t?
yachtyeastyurt (a round tent used by nomands in parts of east Asia.)yetyogurtyoungest
How does the nomands people lived in Antarctica?
There were no Nomads who lived in Antarctica: Antarctica is too cold to support life or any kind of food chain.
Who are the three nomands come to forks in twilight?
The 3 nomads who come to forks in Twilight are Laurent, James and Victoria. In the film they are played by Edi Gathegi, Cam Gigante and Rachelle Lefevre respectively.
What are nomands?
Normans was a people of Scandinavian origin. For more details see:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NormansDid you mean Normans or "Nomads"...wanderers. Wandering tribes/groups of people (nomadic), such as the desert-dwelling Traurigs (?) not sure of spelling, origins,
Where wichata Indians nomands?
The Wichita and their neighbours were semi-sedentary, meaning that they occupied villages and farmed, but would change location from time to time. They were certainly not nomadic and depended on staying in one location at least long enough to tend and harvest their crops.
Did the nomands live in temporary homes?
Yes, nomads typically lived in temporary homes, which were designed for mobility and easy assembly. These homes, such as yurts or tents, allowed them to adapt quickly to changing environments and resources. The choice of temporary housing was largely influenced by their lifestyle, which involved moving with herds or following seasonal patterns to access food and water.
What are houses in Morocco made of?
''Moroccan houses'' in Essaouria province are ''built'' with a concrete skeleton ''made of'' reinforced concrete.
What is a nomands?
Nomads are people who move from one place to another rather than settling permanently in one location. This lifestyle can be driven by various factors, such as the search for food, grazing land for livestock, or seasonal changes. Nomadic cultures often have rich traditions and customs that reflect their mobility and connection to the land. The term can also apply to modern digital nomads, who leverage technology to work remotely while traveling.
How did prehistoric people go from living as nomands and hunters to living in civilization?
Prehistoric people became sedentary (settled) because the Last Ice Age killed off many of the animals hunted; and this shortage of food lead to finding new sources of food, and that source was agriculture. Then the stored surplus of food lead to hierarchies, which in turn lead to settled communities that later turned into civilization. So it all goes back to the Last Ice Age.
What best describes nomands?
Nomads are people who move frequently from one place to another rather than settling permanently in one location. This lifestyle can be driven by various factors, including the search for food, resources, or favorable climates, and is often observed in traditional societies such as pastoralists and hunter-gatherers. Modern nomadism can also refer to individuals who travel for work or lifestyle reasons, often facilitated by technology. Overall, nomads adapt their way of life to the availability of resources and environmental conditions.
How did most kings in ancient Greece come to power?
They moved into Europe as nomands, looting the peoples who had previously settled there. When there was nothing left to loot they had to settle down and grow their own food and wealth. The established city-statesbuilt around a fortress, then a city. These independent city-states became powerful in their own right, and often combined into leagues for mutual defence. They also spread their surplus populations around the Mediterranean and Black Seas, eatablishing about 2000 city-states, which might have been all-powerful in the region but for their habitual warring amongst each other, which so weakened them that they presented an easy target for first Macedonia, and then later Rome.
