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Traversing the Roof of the World: Human Habitation on the Tibetan Plateau

Feb 06, 2024
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Spanning over 1 million square miles, the Tibetan Plateau stands as the world's highest landmass, boasting an average altitude of 14,000 feet. Despite its formidable environment, humans have inhabited this region since ancient times.

The Intersection of Farming and Herding: A Historical Overview

Farming and herding have been integral to the Tibetan Platea…

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