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Aymaq nomadic man, Afghanistan
A Man of the Tymunee Eimauk. Aymaq (also Aimak, Eimauk or Aimaq), are a collection of Persian-speaking nomadic and semi-nomadic tribes. They are found throughout the north and north west highlands of Afghanistan, immediately to the north of Herat, and in the Khorasan province of Iran.
1815
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1815 Afghan Afghanistan Bare Feet Highlands Iran Nomad Nomadic Peoples Persian Speaking Tribes Turban Turbans Herat Khorasan Racial
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A Man of the Aymaq Tribe: A Portrait of a Nomadic Man from the Tymunee Eimauk Region, Afghanistan, 1815 This evocative image captures the essence of a nomadic Aymaq man from the highlands of Afghanistan, dressed in traditional attire and adorned with a distinctive turban. The Aymaq people, also known as the Aimak, Eimauk, or Aimaq tribes, are a collection of Persian-speaking nomadic and semi-nomadic communities found throughout the north and northwest of Afghanistan, immediately to the north of Herat, and in the Khorasan province of Iran. The man in this photograph is shown barefoot, reflecting the transient nature of his lifestyle. His clothing, consisting of a long, flowing robe and a woolen turban, is typical of the Aymaq people and is well-suited to the mountainous terrain of their homeland. The turban, a symbol of both cultural identity and practicality, serves to protect the head from the harsh sun and the elements. The Aymaq people have a rich history and are known for their resilience and adaptability. They are traditionally semi-nomadic, moving with their herds of sheep, goats, and cattle between summer pastures in the mountains and winter settlements in the valleys. Their close proximity to Iran has resulted in a strong cultural influence from that country, and the Aymaq people share many cultural and linguistic similarities with their Iranian neighbors. Despite the challenges of living in a rugged and unforgiving environment, the Aymaq people have maintained their unique identity and traditions. This powerful portrait offers a glimpse into the lives of these remarkable individuals, whose connection to their land and their heritage remains strong to this day.
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