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Published: 4 June 2021

Last updated: 19 February 2022

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Couchaux, Denis. Habitats nomades. Paris: Alternatives, 2004.

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Andrews, Peter A. Nomad tent types in the Middle East. Wiesbaden: L. Reichert, 1997.

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Boubrik, Rahal. al-Khayma: Tente noire du Sahara = the black tent of the Sahara = la tienda negra del Sahara. Rabat, Maroc: MARSAM, 2007.

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Chokotegin, Myrzabek. Kyrgyz boz u̇ĭu̇nu̇n zharalyshy, zhasalyshy, paĭdalanyshy zhana alardagy tarykhyĭ-madaniĭ baaluuluktar. Bishkek: Altyn Print, 2013.

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Chokotegin, Myrzabek. Boz uĭ--baĭyrky too kȯchmȯndȯru̇nu̇n turak zhaĭy. Bishkek: Altyn Print, 2010.

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Davis, Holly, and Burt Davis. Dwelling portably: 2000-2008. Bloomington, IN: Microcosm Pub., 2009.

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Thomas, Hill Wm. The search for dwelling: Journeying and wandering in the novels of Graham Greene. San Francisco: International Scholars Publications, 1998.

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Latham, Monte John. House Fandango: Residential Architecture & Politics, Sociology, Urban Planning, Ecology, Geography, Indigenuity, Lifestyle. About our own housing romance here with our Earth. Hobart Tasmania Australia: CreateSpace, Amazon, BookPOD, 2006.

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Ėlʹdar, Agamalov, ed. Qazaqtyn︠g︡ kiīz u̇ĭī. Atyrau: Anglo-Caspian Publ., 2005.

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Davis, Bert, and Holly Davis. Dwelling Portably: 1980-2012. Microcosm Publishing, 2014.

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Bailey, Clinton. Bedouin Culture in the Bible. Yale University Press, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.12987/yale/9780300121827.001.0001.

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Bedouin culture, the culture of desert-dwelling nomads, has existed for 4,500 years, including the era when the texts of the Hebrew Bible, or Old Testament, were composed. It is thus a good context for understanding much of the Bible’s often ambivalent content regarding economics, material culture, social values, social organization, legal practices, religious behavior, and oral traditions. The abundant and varied Bedouin materials in this book constitute a cultural document that supplements materials learned from other cultures of the Ancient Near East about the Bible. The plenitude of Bedouin materials in the Hebrew Bible, the common logic between Bedouin and biblical experiences, and the ancient proximity of Bedouin to what the Bible cites as Israelite abodes, ensure that the origin of almost all the biblical references presented in this book stemmed from Bedouin rather than other ancient cultures. This book, in detailing the profusion of Bedouin culture in the Bible, goes far toward establishing that the ancient Israelites did have a nomadic background, as they are portrayed. Through the prism of Bedouin culture we also gain fresh insights into our customary perspectives on prominent aspects of Judaism and their biblical origins, such as the Israelite god Yahweh (enunciated in Judaism as “Adonai”), the attribute of this god as unseen, the original significance of circumcision, the eating of unleavened bread during Passover, the dwelling in thatched booths during the Feast of Tabernacles, and the Jewish prohibitions against eating pork and other forbidden foods.

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Davis, Bert, and Holly Davis. Dwelling Portably 2009-2015: More Tips from the People Who Inspired the Tiny House Movement, Plus Highlights From 2000-2008. Microcosm Publishing, 2015.

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Goble, Paul. Tipi: Home of the Nomadic Buffalo Hunters. World Wisdom, 2007.

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Goble, Paul. Tipi: Home of the Nomadic Buffalo Hunters. World Wisdom, 2007.

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HouseEssence: ... about the house. amazon, 2012.

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