In the News . . .

• Livestock Insurance Helps African Herders Survive Droughts -- Science (02 September 201)
  
  
• Siberia's Nenets Reindeer Herders – in Pictures -- Guardian (04 May 2016)
  
  
• China Fences In Its Nomads, and an Ancient Life Withers -- New York Times (11 July 2015)
  
  
• Nomadic herders left a strong genetic mark on Europeans and Asians -- Science (10 June 2015)
  
  
• The Reindeer Herders Battling an Iron Ore Mine in Sweden -- BBC News (30 July 2014)
  
  
• Kenyan Pastoralists Move Away from Ancient Cattle Herding Tradition -- Past Horizons (30 September 2013)
  
  
• Tanzania's Maasai Battle Game Hunters for Grazing Land -- BBC News (2013-04-18)
  
  
• Under Debate: Mongolian Nomadic Lifestyle -- ScienceDaily (22 October 2012)
  
  
• Rethinking the Social Structure of Ancient Eurasian Nomads -- ScienceDaily (24 March 2012)
  
  
• Pastoralists in drought-Stricken Kenya Receive Insurance Payouts for Massive Livestock Losses -- EurekAlert (21 October 2011)
  
  
• Improbable Research: Of Wolves and Men -- Guardian (25 July 2011)
  
  
• Is Pastoralism in Crisis? -- Guardian (31 March 2011)

• video: The Ascent of Man: "The Harvest of the Seasons" (02 of 13) -- Jacob Bronowski [Bakhtiari, Central Iran; origin of agriculture; Neolithic; nomads] (52 min., 1974, UM DULUTH Library Multimedia VC 75)
  
  
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  • Bronowski, Jacob. The Ascent of Man. BBC Books, 2011 [1974].
    
    
• Examples of pastoralist societies -- Wikipedia

  Traditional

  North & Northeast Africa

  • Afar of the Horn of Africa
    
    
  • Bedouin of North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula
    
    
  • Beja of North Africa and the Horn of Africa
    
    
  • Berbers of North Africa
    
    
  • Oromos of the Horn of Africa
    
    
  • Rendille of the Horn of Africa
    
    
  • Saho of the Horn of Africa
    
    
  • Somalis of the Horn of Africa
    
    
  • Tigre of the Horn of Africa
    
    
  • Tuareg of the north-central Sahara

  Sahel

  • Fula people of Sahelian West Africa
    
    
  • Toubou of Niger and Chad

  Sub-Saharan Africa

  • Karimojong of Uganda
    
    
  • Maasai of East Africa
    
    
  • Pokot of East Africa
    
    
  • Samburu of East Africa
    
    
  • Turkana of East Africa

  Near East

  • Kuchis of Afghanistan
    
    
  • Yörük of Turkey

  South Asia

  • Ahir found through out North India
    
    
  • Baghelmainly in UP and MP satate of india
    
    
  • Bakarwal found in Jammu and Kashmir
    
    
  • Bharwad in Gujarat
    
    
  • Bhutia in nort india and Nepal
    
    
  • Bodla found in Pakistani Punjab
    
    
  • Charan in Gujarat and Rajasthan
    
    
  • Chishti found in Pakistani Punjab
    
    
  • Dhangar found in Maharastra, MP
    
    
  • Gaddi of Himachal Pradesh
    
    
  • Maldhari of Gujarat
    
    
  • Muslim Gaddi
    
    
  • Gaderiain UP and MP
    
    
  • Gvala in Bangladesh
    
    
  • Ghosi
    
    
  • Gujjar found in North India, Afghanistan and Pakistan
    
    
  • Kuruba found in South India
    
    
  • Kurma found in South India
    
    
  • Rabari of Gujarat, Rajasthan and panjab
    
    
  • Ranghar found in North India and Pakistan
    
    
  • Sherpa in Nepal
    
    
  • Wattu found in Pakistani Punjab
    
    
  • Raika found in Rajasthan

  Central Asia

  • Tuvans of Mongolia

  Southern Europe

  • Aromanians of Balkans
    
    
  • Sarakatsani of Greece

  Northern Europe

  • Komi of northern Russia
    
    
  • Sami of Scandinavia

  North America

  • Navajo of North America

"Khoikhoi dismantling their huts, preparing to move to new pastures"
"Aquatint by Samuel Daniell (1805)"
"The Khoikhoi practiced pastorlaism for thousands of years in southern Africa."
Wikipedia

Is Pastoralism in Crisis? -- Guardian (31 March 2011)