Culture

1) Foo Yun Tong (13)

2) Hoo Li Xuan (18)
3)Ng Hui Yin (26)
4)Soh Hui Jia (29)
Culture Nomadic People
• Nomadic people is a member of a community
without fixed habitation who regularly moves to and
from the same areas.
• Such groups include hunter-gatherers, pastoral
nomads, tinkers and trader nomads.
• Here are four groups of people who have a nomadic
way of life.
Tuareg
• Tuareg are a large Berber ethnic
group that principally inhabit the
Sahara in a vast area stretching from
far southwestern Libya to southern
Algeria, Niger, Mali and Burkina
Faso.
• The Tuareg have been one of the
ethnic groups that have been
historically influential in the spread of
Islam and its legacy in North Africa
and the adjacent Sahel region.
Culture of Tuareg
• The Tuaregs have been called the "blue people" for the indigo
dye coloured clothes they traditionally wear and which stains
their skin.
• The Tuareg speak languages of the same name (Tuareg), which is
spoken by around 1.2 million people, but many Tuareg people also
speak Arabic or French.
• Other distinctive aspects of Tuareg culture include clothing, food,
language, religion, arts, astronomy, nomadic architecture, traditional
weapons, music, films, games, and economic activities
 Shahsevan
• The Shahsevan are a branch of the
Turkic Oghuz groups, sub-ethnic
group of Azerbaijan people, located in
an area of northwest Iran and eastern
Azerbaijan.
• The core of this sub-ethnic group is a
tribe that migrated under the
leadership of Yunsur Pasha from the
territory of the Ottoman Empire to the
territory of the Iranian lands.
Culture of Shahsevan
• The Shahsavan often remarked that "they did not expect
their grandchildren to share the heritage of the tribal life and
culture.“
• In the summer they roamed in the Sabalan mountains, in the
winter in the Mugan steppe.
• The traditional occupation of the Shahsevans was nomadic
cattle breeding. Thus, the basis of the economic component
of the tribes is the breeding of cows, buffaloes, sheep,
camels and goats.
Aborigines
• Aboriginal Australians are the various
Indigenous peoples of the Australian
mainland and many of its islands
• Aboriginal Australians comprise many
distinct peoples who have developed
across Australia for over 50,000 years,
since long before Europeans arrived.
•  “Aboriginal Australian” is recognized as
 a person of Aboriginal or Torres Strait
Islander descent who identifies as an
Aboriginal .
Culture of Aborigines
• The Aborigines are hunters and gatherers.
• Holistic, defined by its connection to family, community and
country.
• There are over 200 different languages spoken by the Aborigines.
• Traditional cultural beliefs are passed down and shared by dancing, stories,
songlines, and art.
• Australian Aboriginal art has existed for thousands of years and ranges from
ancient rock art to modern watercolour landscapes. Aboriginal music has
developed a number of unique instruments. Contemporary Australian
Aboriginal music spans many genres. 
 Fulani
• The Fulani are one of the largest ethnic
groups in the Sahel and West Africa,
widely dispersed across the region.
• They live mainly in West Africa and
northern parts of Central Africa but also
in South Sudan, Darfur, Eritrea, and
regions near the Red Sea coast. 
• The Fulani, a people of obscure origins,
expanded eastward from Futa Toro in
Lower Senegal in the 14th century.
Culture of Fulani
• The Fulani are traditionally a nomadic, pastoralist trading people.
• They herd cattle, goats and sheep across the vast dry hinterlands of
their domain, keeping somewhat separate from the local agricultural
populations.
• The pastoral Fulani today enjoy greater prestige than town and
sedentary agricultural Fulani as the most truly representative of Fulani
culture.
• The language of the Fulani is "Pulaar", which is also the language of
the Toucouleurs.