Nomadic Tribes

Definition

Nomadic tribes were groups of people who did not have permanent settlements but instead moved from place to place in search of resources such as grazing land for their livestock or better living conditions.

Related terms

Steppe: A steppe is an extensive plain characterized by grassy vegetation, often found in Central Asia. Many nomadic tribes relied on steppes for grazing their animals.

Yurt: Also known as a ger, a yurt is a portable and round tent-like dwelling traditionally used by nomadic tribes. It could be easily assembled and disassembled, making it ideal for their mobile lifestyle.

Pastoralism: Pastoralism refers to an economic system centered around herding animals. Nomadic tribes practiced pastoralism as they relied on their livestock for food, clothing, and transportation.