These horses are built to survive extreme conditions. They can gallop across vast open plains in scorching summers and endure freezing temperatures as low as -40 C in winter.

Koumiss was first developed by the Botai, an ancient culture of nomads in what is now Kazakhstan. As the use of horses spread across ... they brought their culture -- and their food –- with ...

The image is Mongolian lore brought to life: the horse ... to nomadic life. Here, white gers, the traditional round tent dwelling, pop up in the distance, only to disappear again as their ...

But horses have lost their central place ... of borders and roads, horse nomads have virtually disappeared. Anthropologist and host Niobe Thompson travels to Mongolia, where high in the Altai ...

Prior to and following the field experience in Mongolia, students will complete coursework via Canvas, Miami University's learning management system as they apply experiences to their ... horses, ...

Mongol Mongolia Mongolian They are mostly Buddhist and often nomadic. They are famous for their skill as horse-riding warriors. Muslim Oasis cities of Xinjiang, north-west China and other cities ...

A’s most acclaimed works are his black-and-white images of Mongolian nomads, often depicted as going about their daily chores and traditional way of life. The artist photographs in the Uzhumuchin ...