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nomade
Sign in to saveAlso known as nomadic peoples, Nomad, nomad, nomad people, nomad tribe, nomadic tribe, nomadic clan
personne se déplaçant et n'ayant pas de résidence fixe
I don't have sufficient context to write an accurate overview. The image caption only mentions a Van Gogh painting of Roma nomads, but provides no substantive information about what nomadism is, why people practice it, or why it matters. I cannot responsibly write a factual overview without additional reliable source material.
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Within Vinony's link graph, nomade is referenced by 2,079 other articles, and connects out to Central Asia, Arabs and Mongols.
It sits within the topics Cultural anthropology and Nomads.
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- tribe
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- Commons category
- Nomads
- topic's main category
- Category:Nomads
- different from
- vagrant
- described by source
- New International Encyclopedia
- opposite of
- sedentism
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Le nomadisme est un mode de vie fondé sur le déplacement ; il est par conséquent un mode de peuplement. La quête de nourriture motive les déplacements des hommes : une économie de cueillette et de chasse peut en être à l'origine, mais les plus grandes sociétés nomades pratiquent l'élevage pastoral, où la recherche de pâturages et le déplacement des animaux fondent la mobilité des hommes.
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