claim · claim_mobile_sedentary_spectrum
Mobile pastoralism, seasonal settlement, farming and oasis residence formed overlapping strategies rather than two sealed populations.
Mobile pastoralism, seasonal settlement, farming and oasis residence formed overlapping strategies rather than two sealed populations.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · provides archaeological observation
Ojakly: A Late Bronze Age mobile pastoralist site in the Murghab Region, Turkmenistan — Lynne M. Rouse, Barbara Cerasetti (2014)Shows mobile-oasis technological interaction.
Locator: Mobile site and kiln - supports · provides archaeological observation
Long-Term Occupation and Seasonal Settlement of Eastern Eurasian Pastoralists at Begash, Kazakhstan — Michael D. Frachetti, Alexei N. Mar'yashev (2007)Shows long-term flexible site use.
Locator: Repeated seasonal settlement - supports · provides archaeological observation
High-Altitude Agro-Pastoralism in the Kyrgyz Tien Shan: New Excavations of the Chap Farmstead (1065-825 cal BCE) — Giedre Motuzaite Matuzeviciute, Kubatbek Tabaldiev, Taylor Hermes, Elina Ananyevskaya, Mindaugas Grikpedis, Elise Luneau, Inga Merkyte, Lynne M. Rouse (2020)Shows farming and herding integration.
Locator: High-altitude farmstead
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Referenced records
- Tasbas · entity
- Central Asian oasis-steppe interfaces · entity
- Ojakly · entity
- Begash · entity
- Chap I farmstead · entity