THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DECAMPING, GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION AND FORMS
OF DECAMPING IN GILAN
(CASE STUDY: ASALEM OF TALESH)

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MOLAEI HASHJIN NASROLLAH

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Journal: GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY Year:2003 | Volume:34 | Issue:43 Page(s): 1-13

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THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DECAMPING, GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION AND FORMS OF DECAMPING IN GILAN (CASE STUDY: ASALEM OF TALESH)

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Keywords

GILANQ2

PREVIOUS RECORD OF NOMADISMQ4

REASONS UNDERLYINGQ4

DECAMPINGQ4

GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTIONQ4

FORMS OF NOMADS.Q4

Abstract

Although the exact date when Talesh Heights were resided is unknown, we do know that the first human groups to move toward this habitat were animal - breeders who climbed these heights in tram the west in search of fresh and suitable pastures. The geographiccondtions of this area do not permit steady stay all through the Year. The foundations of a tribe community were, thus, Laid. The nomads of Asalem have distribated in the west of Rasht Astara Road in, in turn, winter - quarters, spring and qutumn -quarters, summer - quarters and Almas defile. Factors motivating the nomadism of farmers paritcularly rice - plantors and amimal - breeders, in the from of semi - nomadism and transhumance include the need for summer- quarters at heights, rich pastures in spring and qutumn - quarters and summer - quarters, The previous record of residence at heights, rich pastures in spring and qutumn - quarters and summer - quarters, specialization in animal husbandry, natural condition, and finally habit.

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MOLAEI HASHJIN, NASROLLAH. (2003). THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DECAMPING, GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION AND FORMS OF DECAMPING IN GILAN (CASE STUDY: ASALEM OF TALESH). GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY, 34(43), 1-13. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/5506/en

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MOLAEI HASHJIN NASROLLAH. THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DECAMPING, GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION AND FORMS OF DECAMPING IN GILAN (CASE STUDY: ASALEM OF TALESH). GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2003;34(43):1-13. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/5506/en

IEEE: Copy

NASROLLAH MOLAEI HASHJIN, “THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DECAMPING, GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION AND FORMS OF DECAMPING IN GILAN (CASE STUDY: ASALEM OF TALESH),” GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY, vol. 34, no. 43, pp. 1–13, 2003, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/5506/en

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