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Jurte
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traditionelles Zelt der Nomaden in West- und Zentralasien
A yurt is a portable, tent-like dwelling traditionally used by nomadic peoples in Central Asia, particularly among groups like the Kyrgyz, Karakalpaks, and Turkmen. It was an important type of shelter that allowed these pastoral communities to live comfortably while moving across vast grasslands with their livestock.
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- Subclass of
- tent
- Country
- Kazakhstan
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- SK yurt camp (1 of 1)-8.jpg
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- ich.unesco.org/es/RL/00872
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- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
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- Yurt
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Die Jurte (türkisch Yurt ‚Heim‘) ist das traditionelle Zelt der Nomaden in Zentralasien, besonders verbreitet in der Mongolei, Kirgisistan und in Kasachstan. Von der Jurte und dem daraus gebildeten Heerlager leitet sich die deutsche Bezeichnung Horde (vom turksprachigen ordu oder orda – seltener ordï – für umherziehende, kriegerische Völkerschaften) ab, wie beispielsweise die Goldene Horde.
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