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Warless Societies and the Origin of War
The comparatively warless mobile foragers are all unsegmented societies, while
the mobile foragers characterized by annual warfare are all segmental societies.
Seminomadic foragers who occupy fixed settlements seasonally manifest the ...
2
The Archaeology of the Early Islamic Settlement in Palestine
The increase in seminomadic sites in the southern Negev highlands during the
Umayyad period is apparently connected with the development of agricultural
farms just to their north, the establishment and continued existence of which ...
3
The Making of Modern Libya: State Formation, Colonization, ...
Most Libyan tribes were seminomadic; that is, they practiced settled agriculture
and pastoralism. Thus, seminomadic tribes would move between their homeland
and oases, or, in rainy seasons, to valley beds or widiyan. In the late nineteenth ...
Ali Abdullatif Ahmida, 2011
4
From an Antique Land: An Introduction to Ancient Near ...
Though our sources are quite scarce, the fact that they mention several
seminomadic groups like the Sutaeans or social groups like the Hapiru putting
pressure on the ancient city-states of Syria at the end of the second millennium
BCE, but not ...
5
Jewish History and Thought: An Introduction
The history of the Jews had its origins in the migration of seminomadic Amorite
tribes into the Fertile Crescent, c. 2000 B.C.E. Some of these tribes, under their
patriarchal chief Abraham, maintained their tent-dwelling culture in Canaan ...
6
The Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary
cooking and heating utilized within a household depended upon the family's
socioeconomic status and lifestyle. A nomadic or seminomadic pastoral lifestyle
demanded portability; permanent ovens or heating installations would have been
...
Tremper III Longman, 2013
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Infibulation: Female Mutilation in Islamic Northeastern Africa
On the other hand, a strictly "historical" approach indicates that the majority "
traditionally" have been pastoral (nomadic or seminomadic); the remainder are
more agro-pastoral than agricultural (e.g., populations falling into this category
often ...
8
Writing the Stalin Era: Sheila Fitzpatrick and Soviet ...
This reform defined Kazakhstan's each newly minted county as settled,
seminomadic, or nomadic according to the “natural-historical conditions favoring”
these activities.36 This decree was important enough that at least one scholar
sees it as ...
Golfo Alexopoulos, Julie Hessler, Kiril Tomoff, 2011
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Near Eastern Archaeology: A Reader
This shows how primitive the seminomadic population was, as they lived in the
harsh desert and maintained minimal ties with permanent elements. Gaps in
Settlement The evidence indicates that there were gaps between the periods of ...
10
Disease Change and the Role of Medicine: The Navajo Experience
However, the clusters are not precisely as expected; Shoshone- Bannocks,
classified by Murdock (1967) as seminomadic hunter- gatherers, have the
highest mortality, whereas the Pueblos have the lowest. The Navajos and White
Mountain ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «SEMINOMADIC»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
seminomadic w wiadomościach.
In an Israeli Plan, Bedouins See a Threat to Their Way of Life
The Bedouins, seminomadic Arab Muslims, trace their history in the 4,700-square-mile Negev to the seventh century. When Israel became a state in 1948, all but ... «New York Times, Gru 13»
First Skiers
The hunters come from seminomadic Tuvan-speaking clans who inhabited pockets of the Altay. Technically, they are Chinese citizens, but their log cabins stand ... «National Geographic, Lis 13»
Ethiopia plans ambitious resettlement of people buffeted by East …
Ethiopia sees voluntary resettlement of seminomadic peoples into villages as a longterm solution for dealing with the impact of East Africa's droughts. «Christian Science Monitor, Sie 11»
"Uncontacted" Tribe Seen in Amazon
But the new photos are more proof that uncontacted, seminomadic tribes do exist in the increasingly threatened Amazon rain forest, according to Survival ... «National Geographic, Maj 08»
Sea Gypsies of Asia Boast "Incredible" Underwater Vision
For centuries the seminomadic Moken people have lived as hunter-gatherers, dwelling on boats or stilted dwellings along the coasts of Myanmar (Burma) and ... «National Geographic, Maj 04»
