Nomads: Traditions and Technologies

They follow herds of sheep, horses, or reindeer, dive for pearls, extract water from sand, and everywhere try to catch Wi-Fi. They live in yurts, igloos, tents, and trailers. They eat salted cottage cheese, fermented meat, crickets, or simply order... delivery. Who are they? Of course, they are the nomads!There are different types of nomads: herders and shepherds, hunters and gatherers, and simply people who get bored sitting in one place. Nomads can be found in the Far North and the hot South, in deserts and seas, in noisy cities and secluded corners of the planet. They have different customs, habits, and traditions, but they are united by one thing — a love for freedom.In this book, we will learn about the life, daily life, and culture of various nomads and understand what we owe them and what we can learn from them.