- "seasonal transhumance".
Eickelman does not make a
distinction between transhumant pastoralism and seminomadism, but he
clearly distinguishes between nomadic...
- каракачани) are an
ethnic Gr**** po****tion
subgroup who were
traditionally transhumant shepherds,
native to Greece, with a
smaller presence in neighbouring...
-
dialects include the
archaic Gr****
spoken by the Sarakatsani,
traditionally transhumant mountain shepherds of Gr****
Macedonia and
other parts of
Northern Greece...
-
under the
oversight of the Mesta,
including both the
transhumant and the
sedentary ones. The
transhumant sheep were
generally owned in Old
Castile and León...
- mentioned. By the 10th century, the term
appears to
denote nomadic and/or
transhumant groups speaking an
Iranian language and
mainly inhabiting the mountainous...
- the end of the 16th century, the
companies of comedians,
essentially transhumant,
began to professionalize. With
professionalization came
regulation and...
-
usually on open pasture. It is
particularly ****ociated with
nomadic or
transhumant management of stock, or with
common land grazing. The work is
often done...
-
centuries until recently Socotra's main
economic activity was
subsistent transhumant animal husbandry,
predominantly goats and
sheep on
these plateaus. The...
- its
desert environment through an
often close ****ociation with
nomadic transhumant livestock farming (very
often pastoral and
sedentary po****tions are...
-
Vlach (/vlɑːk, vlæk/ VLA(H)K), also
Wallachian and many
other variants, is a term and
exonym used from the
Middle Ages
until the
Modern Era to designate...
