They follow a traditional transhumance system known as the Godantu system, a key feature of traditional human use of the Bale Mountains.
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UNESCO is also considering the inclusion of Somiedo in a World Heritage Site, for which transhumance would be one of the defining characteristics.
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Some very small amounts of Apennine culture pottery shards have been found in Latium, most likely belonging to transient pastoralists engaged in transhumance.
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The Navajo people began practicing transhumance in the 1850s, after they were forced out of their traditional homeland in the San Juan River valley.
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These plains also extend to the north into the unprotected Loliondo division and are kept open to wildlife through transhumance pastoralism practiced by the Maasai.
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Transhumance was also practised, whereby people moved with their livestock to higher pastures in summer and back to lower pastures in the cooler months.
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One of the changes is the abandonment of several kata used in the past during the transhumance between sites of overwintered and summer pastures sites.
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It is possible that during this same period, pastoral populations from the southern edge of the Sahara frequented the Yam?Valley during seasonal transhumance.
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Every year, in the Malian town of Diafarab? Fulani men cross the Niger River with their cattle, in an annual cycle of transhumance.
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Woodlands were summer granting lands ( transhumance ) and some cabins ( ) were constructed there in order to look after the animals during this time.
