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Herding people
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At the other end of the spectrum, we also know of many nomadic herding peoples – such as the Bedouin of North Africa – who have few possessions and little economic specialisation and yet are still extremely hierarchical.
--- Does "herding people" mean those who take care of cows for example, then kill them and eat?
At the other end of the spectrum, we also know of many nomadic herding peoples – such as the Bedouin of North Africa – who have few possessions and little economic specialisation and yet are still extremely hierarchical.
--- Does "herding people" mean those who take care of cows for example, then kill them and eat?
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Hi, yes, generaly speaking. People who take care of herds of animals. They are often nomadic.
- Hi, yes, generaly speaking.
- People who take care of herds of animals.
- They are often nomadic.
- I wouldn't, for example, describe people who live permanently on a farm as 'herding people'.
- Clive
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Hi,
yes, generaly speaking. People who take care of herds of animals.
They are often nomadic. I wouldn't, for example, describe people who live permanently on a farm as 'herding people'.
Clive
yes, generaly speaking. People who take care of herds of animals.
They are often nomadic. I wouldn't, for example, describe people who live permanently on a farm as 'herding people'.
Clive
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