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The cradle of nomadic civilization

Dec 1, 2013
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Ordos bronze man

Throughout the history, nomadic cultures have made important contributions to world civilization, including the sedentary civilization, through the processes of intercultural exchange and transmission. In comparison with the sedentary civilization, the nomadic civilization is more unique and their cultures more vulnerable. Its value and significance is also increasingly growing in prominence.

Mongols have practiced pastoral nomadism for centuries within the vast steppe stretched throughout the Central Asia, thus, the ‘nomadc civilization’; a distinct civilization accepted worldwide. Today, the nomadic civilization is recognized as a key factor of the modern social development of Mongolia. It is highly respected as a noble way to live in harmony with the natural landscape and social environment since pre’historic times.

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