01 Jun 2021
12 min 28 sec
Video Overview
Creators:
Dorjee Dondrup
Rindzin from Lower Sokru Tribe gives a brief introduction to the traditional way of herding sheep, as well as suggestions on how to herd sheep on the high Tibet Plateau, in particular during seasonal changes and temperature changes. More importantly, he introduces the methods of how to protect sheep in foggy weather at night, from vultures during the day and from wolves at night, all of which he compares with ancient traditional ways. Furthermore, he emphasizes the importance of sufficient water intake for sheep bearing as well as introduces traditional ways of how top protect ewes from cold so that lambs have enough milk to drink in the winter.
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Subcollection
- Northeastern Tibet (Amdo) Collections
Subject
- Golok nomadic area
- Herding area
- Nomad
- Animal husbandry
Recording Location
- Golok Nomadic Area
Language
- Amdo Group
Terms
- ལུག་རྫི
- འབྲོག་པ
- ནོར་ལུག
- མགོ་ལོག
- རྫི་བོ
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Creator:
Dorjee Dondrup
Contributing Editor:
Dorjee Dondrup
Contributing Cinematographer:
Tsehua Washul
Contributing Producer:
Tibetan and Himalayan Library
Contributing Interviewee:
Rindzin
Publisher:
Tibetan and Himalayan Library
Data Entry:
Copyright Owner:
Tibetan and Himalayan Library
Year Published:
2021
Visibility:
Public - accessible to all site users
Shanti AV Id:
42014
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Date Created:
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Date Issued:
Friday, July 16, 2021
Digital Format:
video quicktime
Media Type:
Moving Image
Colors:
Color
