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Dr. Whelan and Dr. Wendy two for giving me this opportunity to present my ongoing work on Tango's.
It is the last presentation, so please bear with me.
And as it is ongoing work, there will be for the work added to this.
So I just showed my presentation. Start.
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Well, what do you think? Thank you. So today's presentation that I'm presenting, minus those two long lost art of Cholita, doesn't go to Roger.
And it is based on the border of oncologic cogito studies and through anthropology and long ecological studies.
And it is actually a desert outflow project I did with the fall of his department.
And the next phase will be starting sometime later.
The data that I have chosen for this topic is what started I wasn't going to do essentially symbolised the
ownership and thus all the needed to once done good community enjoyed a would was semiarid drive drive.
So Central Maharastra and I wouldn't be talking about the recent changes that are happening in the historical spaces of then goes.
So to start with myself, my study actually begin with the various disputes that were deported from no different park management and retrained.
And all of this was taken by Forest Department that the just go management systems,
which were looking after it or managing this land landscape had good in direct conflict with traditional livelihoods and then goes in districts.
So this Potosí perceived conflict was because it was viewed or misunderstood or understood that
then the community's livelihood is the major cause of degradation of the landscapes in this area,
which are already scanty and a meagre resource.
And it is impossible for the grassland wildlife to exist, coexist with the Dangote, who are the traditional occupants of this area,
but are always viewed as an opportunity, opportunistic outsiders who went into villages.
When I you guys have their homeland, the the the village social society views them as opportunistic outsiders that
exploiting the local resources or sharing it in a disproportionate manner.
So with this problem, there would be yesterday's commission and I tried to study the nature of interaction between grassland.
Congo's once and other grassland float, a whole nother disinhibit and crazy ecological and cultural associations on Congos with the landscape.
So this was a joint and Devoto for is Department of State media, civil society organisations that individual soldiers.
Little move, though. OK.
Oh, my. Oh, research methode. I first started by defining the geographical area of the study based on ecology and demography so that you
could argue of gross natural is considered and the demography of the population exist was looked at for this,
had a view of the previous literature by its caudillos, organisers working with them.
Good. And also starting at the moment, bodices I would go across NJ on holiday have changed over time.
And also the latest, while this is related to the livestock management and nomadic tribes and the Ovadia schedules,
awful Miletic tribes and the rights that God given to radio strifes so oh,
for my study I interviewed tons of communities in various places and also the organisations were working with them on.
I visited multiple times 22 sites in the in this area and three sites with single was it.
I also attended the joint meeting of stakeholders at Munish, which would be why they signed Judee,
which was major point of contention and conflict, which you all and participated in the internal meetings of Dingo's in various areas.
More field observations one made during the great season on migration. When I walked with the and got off from work Wooding,
I'm gonna go to the whole to understand the understanding and see how things really happen on ground.
Along with this, additionally, I visited undocumented don't control shrines, but Google sites and festivals.
And initially I thought there would exist some sort of second to do data which would help us
understand the cracks and how the idea was mocked of the movement of goods and how did it all was.
But unfortunately, that is not rigorous data which is available.
So I actually am right now making trying to do the maths far from as it is of the study that I've been doing.
Of course, we get some great insights from studies of doctors on Timecode,
which he has done before, and this order that guided doublets and the life support for the book.
If you look at the previous walk that has contributed to the study of ghosts, it falls under the command of a graphic at moment of research.
So we have no listeners, doctor, on time.
We're working on it in our field. Does the landscape you design folk culture.
Some of that work is also done by Kings drops.
So when he started the genetics cost structure, then distribution of disentanglement groups that we see here along with modern godhood,
he has also attempted to study the ecology of government hunger's.
Not to go with him. That is another subset within the community.
We should be not looking at two dates in which they decided in their harvesting contract each other.
Richard in Flora, Fauna and Doe has come and go and get our musket.
And guns are predominantly then the buffaloes and collars as against the checkpoints that we see in the case had good dingoes.
We have some interesting observations coming from duty equals unbe. A generator has been extensively studied this setting the subject.
And we what we could research it and it just goes on condition for guards, bulletin boards, et cetera.
This sort of great ancient tomes called us like you did it.
And Dr. Anthony Housman and I noted, also documented and studied the narratives and media hungry always and from moment to post.
But do we have so much stuff within Wolke from Dr Prakash boy,
that he is looking at the moment in economics, O'Connell's ecosystem and monitoring the changes over time?
I suppose it's all good. I'll just Coxsone. We have got a kid who we could excluding biggest sites in India, right?
Anthrax is prominent amongst which is the chocolatey beta site off in Ongo.
He also tried to understand archaeology as a function of enlightenment, which provides some interesting insights in looking at what you could find.
Unfortunately, the centre Maharastra, there are not many sites which are reported and studied.
We go further north of the archaeological material and the few megalithic sites have been reported from the eastern Maharashtra and without a book.
We just started by moving in. The scholars from the college and we have seen what that could go.
Studying the money would be singled out for logical sites.
As I go next to that, while the sub group that I'm trying to focus on today, it is that the done that is predominantly all nomadic bestor community.
And the largest number of this community includes the hunger's, which I worried about today.
Casey. And his study defines list out 33 different cell cost within this then good community.
And they share common artist Olema similar origins and occupy mutually exclusive spaces across Modesto.
Good. I'm good. On northern Florida,
that exclusive you put with trees and introductions of characters and goats that have sort of let our economies in the past and development.
But they're not engaged in the wheel, living as it is a scene in the in the case of there's a cost of convos.
And as I said, they occupy the dry side, muted tracks, which actually falls under the district, such as the not from not from an undue boundary.
Not sick. No. To on the way to go to another giallo would hana loba booty.
I can also not push was my no bother. And we also have some drosnin tracks even then.
Yeah. With my boot. It's a dry and cool ideas but the population are quite good.
Dundar, which I'm talking about essentially is restricted to the district. I have mentioned you.
Yeah, the whole goddamn good is essentially in the in the eastern part of Western Horesh drug medius villages and west
done what I caught up and often as a part of this is the migration did migrate to Google contracts post Munsell.
So this is the map which was done in nineteen eighties by KCMO Luthra and Mondo Guarda.
Given that, given the distribution of radius indigenous I.
But and I see I have fallen had gotten lost ranging from Godwyn and Goodbar to almost Illouz motherboard.
And we also see that good had God intended audience Dawngate.
These are the communities we shared a common origin and ancestry coming to the landscape that I'm talking about.
You're looking at the grass, not landscapes, which has been branded as broad ecosystem.
Mine has been classified as wastelands because of the lack of democratising plonks.
It's it's to be. So because there was no woodblocks that could be extracted and the lesser included
less biomass which can be harvested for any sort of industrial production.
It has been classified as waste light. And yet we know that around fifteen point six million hectares of land is
documented as whistlin and is used as a grazing fault actively used for grazing.
And there is no acknowledgement of this sort of utilisation that we see here.
See, water availability is a limiting factor for these good.
And you also know that these out there look into the history and you did.
But that law also shaped as a farm because of the activity I need to intimations of humans.
Injuries. If you look at the officiant, all this was a goal made of grasslands.
They had been flying or taking the view of colonial policies.
And most of the recent past, we see that the revenue department and budget,
Gump and judge and in villages isn't good is in the days of ink on the deal of engineer Malaysians.
So then, boss, we had a lack of new Delamar demarcated as Geita in many villages,
which was shared grassland area for the locals as well as those who engage in trons two months later.
We see that increasingly many of the gold mis schemes implementation the land that has been local before and Lipmann settlement.
Audy habilitation is the guidelines. I mean, and with the increase in dominie go good agriculture and Woolstock design and
also brought under Agricola or even sometimes leased out to industry and so on.
If you look at the minded solution forestry department,
we see that in order to improve the productivity of this land and this notion has been dead as a start in the forest.
Researching certainly demonstrates that there has been intensive irrigation intensive Dep't audition's which happen on many of the grasslands,
which require quite a huge capital investment and actually do not use that sort of good result.
And if you look at wildlife conservation, well, protecting the various national parks and Sanju,
these fencing is a one way in which they kind of try to protect the grasslands and not allowing the wild
left to go beyond the fences and also not allowing the traditional herders to come inside the sanctuary.
But if you study ecologically, the grasslands skip is actually a function of weak monsoon,
less eventful, and it is shaped by humans over centuries and.
It is used by humans all throughout St. Jude and because it's extremely productive
and is resilient to unpredictable nature of changing climatic conditions.
It's a young ecosystem that sends out young ecosystems that good carbon sequestration abilities in
the form of the rootstocks and this support and I should be water conduit by lift populations.
There's a fast growing livelihoods, livestock adapting livelihoods, especially for the marginalised nomadic communities.
And if you look at the national figures for people as in GDP in SEMIARID, Ada's is the entrepreneur advice immediate area and 70 percent agriculture.
GDP is from livestock trading. But if you look at the Maharashtra, the state average,
we have around three twenty three thousand two hundred and nineteen schools number doesn't drosnin it ageing in the area.
I'm just excited mention which reaches on the grassland and which forms 30 percent of those DHC media,
those ranking second in terms of the ecological issues that it offers.
So if you look at the map, Hulett, this is a map of rainfall in Maharastra.
And this yellow region is roughly the region that I'm talking about is the semiarid track that we see which are occupied by the.
And this is. Don't pick Joe just to give an idea. This isn't monsoon.
This is how we've looks. This is a picture I tried to trace back some of the pre and wrote historic story.
Canuto then goes and Bastardo nomadism in this landscape.
So if this is look at the genetics, we know that the historical distribution presented on that cost is Deserto migration happen from Lonnqvist,
India, between 4000 to 1000 B.C., as the origin tells us.
And we also get evidence of domestication of sheep and Mesolithic sites.
And I'm going to be on bulgogi and just on. So as you put it, it has already said sheep domestication, the oldest target here.
And as we enter the Neolithic Jörg galactic age, we see that men hunting gravity functions have in all sorts,
supplemented by the pessary, local agriculture economy with that of Neolithic cause Jodan.
Well, I don't do this sort of new copper and bronze tools been introduced.
So or so we see the very strong and Jue.
So nudity. KUCZEK Political justice are done good. If you look at this one time,
one study he drew to the study of older traditions of existing Schepper cause he explains
that group of original Gagen keeping local farming stock which stayed in villages,
later adopted nomadic pastoralism. And we have archaeological studies pointing out that the antiquity of sheep
Mustonen Systems in this region plausibly goes back to Neolithic political,
just as developed as an offshoot of an entire village buscaglia keeping agriculture mode of production.
So as we come down through all through the timeline, we see that megalithic Irish culture is being imported from eastern Maharastra.
We strophe it age to 1000 BCE and the imported Technology Canada wants it brings is the introduction of Audience, an association of horse.
This association is also very significant to the nomadic and village based communities and say mated regions,
one minute growing and and the pastures have been utilising horses very effectively for the migration and the mobility.
If you look at the actual evidence, it goes back to an unpleasant duty.
But we see that hunger has the most. How about this landscape and is mentioned in this early mediaeval Marathi literature?
Is this a little stuff that goes golden goodbyes? A lot of good Borza from gonococcus.
They Bronto from the from you do. Then you will have adopted or disseminated region resorting to increase reliance on sheep pastoralism.
So essentially Delacombe by the new grasslands of our lands that we see in distress.
If you look at there are heavy challenges in terms of looking at the archaeological dissertation or tracing it back,
because it is hardly any more disputable to miss in this area.
But I said, but, dad, we see that duty goes on.
He has tried to delay it and associated the traditional culture sites, but he found something started to do the antiquity,
although and although occupational bastardly nomadism, Hollywood, there have been some questions raised by the shooting at Morgan in that regard.
I suppose a more in-depth and what is needed to document the go cosines as well as the duck.
I know the Bulas image that one finds in that area. In my study,
I tried to look at the psychological dependence to understand how that connected with this landscape
that I tried to understand that exact understanding of the landscape and how they have adapted to it.
So then knowledge about the landscape, how this got the idea how to manage the grassland,
what are the seasons radiant and what are that up to strategies as they have taken and how?
I have interviewed them about the migration route, documented the dwelling sites, the religion region, religious sites,
Nunga, most of the religious sites that I've documented, which are related to the hundreds of these little babies.
But we also look at our small shrines on the way along the migration routes, as well as in their release sites,
which also a good attention and BCO you multimode off a good amount of ancestral WILKSHIRE.
Well, in what? In their daily to religious activities.
I have also tried to map the Yolly culture that's gone into that.
Then I'm not gonna do it. I and just follow, which actually again is a schedule around the seasonality and the ecological aspects of the Goslins.
In the course of this study, I try and documenting that graphic information about various names coming analogy's uses doesn't belong to.
Is that armoured properties of the Florida and associational with fall nine domes of stories?
None of it is myths and so on. He had a sure in this image.
Well, what I do, dwelling places I've guns based on Google bending is at entry mode of life.
As I stood a row due to the exposure of urbanisation, globalisation, we see that then what I do of different modes of lifestyle that I've noticed.
Good by. Good as an coping strategy.
So you do not find a God who is constantly on the move, but you might find who is the deciding in open grassland.
Do you know he you know, he may have will no house back in this room.
You also see that there are this very fortified,
strong made hardwood or sheep bend which are built by our motives for who stole the sheep and make sure that they're protected against wolves.
But increasingly, we also see that for the for the sake of education and executed,
do all of the human folks and the old people that are resorting to stay in the boot homes as we see to it and as are more as they are off,
the more robust and more off life we see that they are slowly don't to it and drink more.
Tracing back I o one find some trace in his body.
Few traces of McGinity culture in the facts. I'm talking about here.
That is a sign of being bushell deportation should do. Then there was a stolen Sokal excavated which nicha.
Which actually led oncolytic dude. Which is that you know do they not.
Which was excavated by. But because the. And we also see very interesting association along the tracks.
You know this mostly gullets that. And there was also a stone circle in Bossidy.
Yeah. Well I'll just I'll bulb's up on it. We just got you visited and visited by getting paid homage to.
So there are this cogito site which had been documented before.
And in my study, I also get a look at us and this sort of megalithic tradition not to make an ethical joke
which candidate had long ago needed because Boser deal go partly and partly assemblage.
But they see that this sort of stuff, just Stoller's I've got to looking at like structures are erected by the hand of God to commemorate the dead.
And also that has been the tradition of erecting up the stone in the middle.
Well. And collecting it with the Y. You go to Blue Blueprint. Well I just got to wait.
Is identified as Darren. Which is very different from what does the cargo bay that one finds in go uncle.
Good idea. If you look at the habitation site, as I said, up archaeology it by the canals, you have them in this box.
And here you can see it on you. Knee. Neilan knee high.
So let's talk just we just used to set up all season mountain counting the Canadia and.
Then go out with a gun was on not reality. Simply with a plastic sheet for the photo.
Oh sure you did. That s a d buried by time. Good woman.
And then goes M says and these are not very heavy fortified looking.
What is Ibru it on mulches for the sheep. And we just found spread across this area.
If you look at ancestor worship, then I'm very type one.
Just one can come across. You see that many times the ancestors are presented as as a condo above it with his wife.
And sometimes there are multiple wives which are depicted along with a horde, a horse and a dog.
So these are some of the. This might be, I don't know, one 50 year old, as I was told.
And some recent ones, as you can see here, again, to break that, a couple which is departed along with the sheep as it's sitting here.
Some of the older ones also have. I want to go.
Don Lemon extract journaled, got into the structure, the definitely children and Gornick goes down, which is the whole issue in that.
Oh, sure. Don't we jus bear by. No. Understood.
And he got some sort of. Some people memorials which aren't addicted aren't placed on a long dump.
But he's not alone. Go, go, go to sites. As I said, the festoons any tools I see are mainly on budget diesel with Malaysia.
And that's in Abidjan, celebrated by the good and all good marriages and get togethers and decision making when judges happen around that area.
Here you can see, you know, Bujar for the candidate only.
And if you look at the day to day religious activity, many tons of goetzman that are on the move that carry those that up,
which are this metal blind's, which I've seen hits in the in the head to get order in small and as a small package wrapped in those, don't I.
Anybody want to wash it to kind of bring it out and we'll it pretend all men do.
Do we know, though, about bathroom Mama?
We have lots of mobile veto ball veto, Bob, and so on.
And then that started in Davies', which are also associated. Bottom lines are saved, which is very popular St.
And decentred, there has been a seat in DVC which was featuring Baotou Mama.
Let me borrow Mama Stroope. Is that actually OP's Jewish congregation offshoot from EDI's areas of this of Maharashtra?
I'm going to go get that done. Good. And Dugal then goes to donate or contribute their goods.
Ships dock food to the or do the troupe and this troupe actually of oh greiss all along.
Maharashtrian is welcomed by farmers as well as 40 or 45.
Most believed that it brings a lot of brings lot of fortune to them and also it fertilises their land.
And it also acts as a backup mechanism or a bank, a gene pool bank, flawed manual.
The time goes by in case of catastrophist. If you lose the sheep, that can be some stock that can be bought from by the momar.
Tostada, though, those dog all again, right from scratch.
So essentially, if you look at their lifestyle, it is a livestock, it editing is chosen as a livelihood.
And one of the most important contribution that we can identify with, given that is conservation of the issue, which is the an indigenous sheep.
What I did. And now this specialised sheep has a specialised requirement because it can.
Well, you said why been ignoring flood conditions and flush feed and grazing?
Well, options. And it cannot tolerate it hovering for an easy for.
They do. This is, as the gentleman heard, all kinds considerable 150, 200 sheep's blood family.
And it also has some mix to go to. What are these off lately?
And we also know that the horse is very important, not that horse is not really defined, but it is already so short stage the horse,
which is not going into it, and it will lead to on occasion and on or on specific corkage on duty.
First, it wasn't during the migration. So that is a very sturdy horse which needs minimal upkeep.
Then you have sheep dog as part of the herd domestic phone.
Oh, I see. I mean, what do you do? I guess as you come across goats and buffaloes, the lady goes and buffaloes.
But they do it to the moment for the drones.
Nomadic dung. Good. And along with that, the biodiversity, the knowledge that God has is very useful in practising the kind of guy started this.
And also in terms of finding the water sources, using them sustainably and scouting during the migration,
putting the various products and services that we can derive from this lively port are listed here.
She flew, of course, but recently there has been a sharp decline in the guide and often it does that it would get you.
And now there are many times elfatih by well, inexperienced four oh oh oh, reviving the products will be vegetable based products.
Youngie and one meat has been the single most so beneficial and profitable product that they had done.
Those have today, especially in the light of the beet band that we see about and a kilo of young lambs media would fit.
You add on 350 to 400 rupees. So if you instead of food grown cheap auto female candidate, the PRISE is going to raise from eight thousand to 16000.
So you have kind of a walking gap which can be liquidated at any time which is available.
Apart from that sheep manual, which was, you know, which was a big production before animals use it.
Agriculture has sharply declined to what it used.
And other products like cheap milk, which is going to give everybody medicine, are used and consumed as domestically.
Follow me. Also gone, you and goats and other products are available to this sort of livelihood.
But one major function that is back home and that is, of course, a traditional grassland management.
And it is a new very, very insightful to from them.
How did how did Bush do that grass landscape and how did he manage it?
Based on this is Naledi to make sure that the Sky Duty's sources in Gossner and that sustained over time, especially in terms of water and glasses.
This is just what people forget. Israel must take on and build indigenous and exotic what it is, they're not associated.
You can see the dairy and looking at the sheep is exclusively a men's domain that if you look at the hall says it is,
then the is a lot better in handling the horses and looking after them even during migration
one comes up because that the well she focussed full goal of Lorqess taken by the good men,
whereas the woman follow with all the other livestock and the entire house which has been installed on the horse the horse backs.
Do you want to conclude styling? Yes, I just give me two, three minutes.
I will need some time. I didn't skip some example which I was going to talk about.
Well, OK. He ordered there was no major condition at my age.
This will be a wildlife sanctuary that we kind of study or tried to study.
It does. And Judy, conservation does, Gene. And there were already direct Wilen gone chicks.
Well, between this. I know, though, people are the migrants and the photos department.
And there were wild attacks as well because know that a.D.A is a guard.
Don't know Doleman with though population that have moved up, the Neville gruffy to all crossing 40 percent.
And did we actually blew through this study that it is.
Though it's one of my left eye injuries in this area that knocked my beautiful grassland,
my life as well as well done good population and mutual fragmentation of resources.
And we have a couple of recommendations regarding the seasonal migration that we see.
Then got I've just put out those seasonally.
Duban, when it happens on what are the months when they might have travelled, Disembody dumped or dependent's with Follman is very important here.
Very sheep manure, meat, wool is exchanged for shelter, water and grains.
And this actually season migration ensures and guarantees ecological well-being as well as the like new security for them.
However, this drought transmigration has actually come under severe pressure because of all sorts of things,
including private land ownership, fencing, profit casualties, erosion of those symbiotic relationship with farmers on the migration route,
the replacement of sheep manure with chemical fertilisers, changes in called crop back.
Unless you look, it's down for the entire youth. And and he doesn't make the entire ranchlands very, very one little bit.
And vigário shop or bakeries in the grassland forwarder.
And climate change has also contributed to the stresses that are being so much that has made the loss of food due to data taken in fall patterns.
So here are just some photographs of that. And you can see that there are no fence lines, which is actually destroying the good movement.
So in conclusion, I would like to talk about the challenges faced by this transhuman lifestyle.
When you then see is that the optimum was something like a consulate, seasonal migration, which ensured broader ecological and economic stability.
But the disturbance on this actually stood out.
No opportunities, no opportunistic migration patterns, contract sheep farming, land, less labour.
Ultimately, the exodus to the cities of the sheep trading is entirely lost.
And Yeosu Oz. Obviously, that is another change.
Well, on the other side, where I grew up, I saw a lifestyle shift in True Life is Out Orbit's,
which also puts a lot of pressure on the ecological security.
And I got to go to a capital intensive agriculture, at least two more economic lack of economic security in music export, ecological exploitation.
So in this study, I concluded that we had a stall at local general buyable to the local stations of with the landscape.
And it wasn't really viable. That adaptation of lifestyle to grassland ecosystems can be seen and they v.c that.
The community shared ecological niche with WAFL love the grassland.
This practise is economically viable profession, in spite of all the stresses that I mentioned, did not,
and if successful in harnessing and utilising the grasslands lost without any external support.
How would that all issues and concerns about social justice education had an agenda forward which O'Gorman wants to tackle them
for permanently absence of an organisation of grazing and access to the single most point which needs to be highlighted here.
We have been here about time. Oh, it is innovation, but we do not yet know about the grazing and access right reservations which is leading,
driving them to a displacement, loss of livelihood so communities and threatens their long term ecological security of this area.
So you say, Judy, we see that Gook's ecosystem people haven't gone to France.
I have been changing from the kings of the land to accommodate refugees.
And so, of course, I will be conducting my study here.
I conclude my paper and it is open for discussion. Thank you.
Thanks. Thank you. Plus, a sort of Sumit Guha has asked a question and Professor, I'm Thompson and Frank on.
Do you want me to do them, Charlie? Yes.
You can see the. Undestroyed system of.
You can see them and just. OK. So I said so it's been I used to lead student groups in milking money out,
walking from Congress on Longhorn along migrants, Shefford, goats, lokos, good day.
Tribes often wanted backpedalled permanent schools and water transport because of the hardships of traditional life.
That then goes you started assess their own quality of life and think of the natives.
No, I've got that has been locked up for aspirations in the new generations, in many areas.
What again then? Oh, any sort of indeed reservations have not assured them for an alternative lifestyle or livelihood is what I've seen.
I mean, my friend and their friend, my dog and I talk to him.
He get it is to flows one son. And he began his study geared and one a job for proper sector job.
But. But because of the dearth of the or any service available.
My dad took a decision of not getting his other children and then trained them for the lifestyle, which was more then got a nomadic lifestyle.
But it was profitable in terms of economics. So there has been a lot of pressure.
Of course, there are aspirations and there is a pool that one season.
The guy that I am sure doesn't love Exodus as well as the adoption lawsuit and realised that it is just wrong.
This aspirations definitely. This is a very hard lifestyle and can be practised by certain people.
But it does end of them goes essentially down 62 or selling, although she fuoco adopting an entirely different lifestyle.
So it might be good for the economic aspiration,
but in terms of ecological security or that it might have some problems do that, it would definitely be problematic.
Precisely. And such for around jailhouses question, you aren't connected with doctors, Frank Continents question.
I just read both of them for want of time and asks, do you have a plan to map historical migration routes of done goods in modern times?
What kinds of evidence can you find? Oral histories.
What do you think of ducal of these theory which you mentioned about the microliters tracks and the connected
question from Frank on the news funding off funding on an Ferdowsi's question regarding vehicle assembly?
I recall he also invoked the rainy season, dry season migration's to die.
You're a pretty good image.
Tricks to fund our food, at least Adak is an impression I got from the conversation with him in 1966, just before his death.
I would bet on sitting on a no man's question.
Of course I do. I do now. The route. But those will be based mainly on the oral histories and memory of the Rutelli practising done.
Nobody goes as often, though, so it may not go back to, well, many centuries.
Although I do definitely go back to five to six generations. As far as I can remember, I mean, I've read data equals understanding.
Oh my goodness. Did blacks and I mean even sighting them in the paper that I adored.
But I do not agree with him.
To me, I do not agree that the Garside have direct connexions to don't like reality blacks because then has he has been pretty selective in it.
And I would actually suggest to you that you read that you did not wish you did not less good Egloff equals IBSA walks.
Although Popi and Potanin Sediq Maharastra that these are you B.W. are Piccolo's she has published.
Maybe I can shade it could do so actually.
The result is pretty upset as we see and we also see many of the states has been discarded by oh that they can go to.
Scholars have been studying Dupre's started gulches in Desiderio. So what I think the study is needed.
I know that. I don't think that we can totally discarded that.
Also, the same thing about this annual pilgrimage to Ponet border connecting and due to the rainy
season and dry season migrations is something I don't see a direct connexion to that,
because most of the things that are done by the people going as lot goodies happen have many agriculturist who are do the be in any in unshattered,
then go to a shadow body and also duty season.
We have got the sticky issue, which is that on the farm we get a little more rational, more done under the migration.
Who that one goes into the seasons as such. So one needs to really find more connexions and direct evidences.
It's a fascinating. This is of course, I mean is probably the last great one from justice.
This go. This is great photos. Reminds me of the storm.
So it goes. We have got these lined up on the newborn lambs, so they kept each other warm during the night, he adds.
And so if horses now would not ridden to. Back.
How did they get you back? Do they have donkeys as well? And finally, he says, traditionally shepherds bone dry grasses to encourage new growth.
Does this didn't happen? See, for it, I learns of central India, for India, and it is hotter than knocking it in.
But they do not have donkeys. Are actually loading that thing on the wall.
And this report is specifically designed to date at least 50, 200 years of wheat.
And actually, I did not cheque. But I have an entire diagram of how the luggage is loaded and how much capacities are there.
And then ready without even choosing the horses we just go to for this sort of work.
And then at certain got it does from which you can or just throw your hands on
the horse and which happens in the markets where the horse is out of sorts,
such as I don't get out. There are some hot markets and some news out of the region and so on last month.
I what you're saying, some half of the grasslands that we saw are extreme decimated and we just flat out not one by them.
As I came across in my field. Look, but if you go to the Western Gartside, as you come to the village where he looted and rises, that ABC,
that has been a jeep, that the firebombing is used to make sure that the dried introduced by jism scrubby Tony Forest grow.
Go grow good grass like grasses.
I've got speciate right now. Right now is the time. February, March is a time when you bond crisis and ravage isoprene species.
But also, if it is done outdoors more than in doubles, it causes a used in a nation.
Although you still didn't hands off. Well, he agrees.
So that is a practise that I've seen along the Western dogs rather than in the central monastery.
And last quick one from one motive uncut. Who says I do have you will do visitors.
The work done by agit arctica then goes madeon beetles.
And a new input's. No, I still have to complete that will properly.
I don't have anything to go into provisos. But I will do that maybe later.
Sometime. Yes.