ancient nomads

Ancient nomads were groups of people who moved regularly across regions rather than settling permanently in one place. They often followed animal herds or seasonal patterns to find food, water, and better living conditions. Their mobility allowed them to adapt to changing environments and diverse climates. Nomads played a crucial role in shaping early trade, cultural exchanges, and the development of societies by connecting different regions through their itineraries. Unlike sedentary farmers, their lifestyle prioritized flexibility and mobility, which was essential for survival in often harsh or unpredictable environments.