Population in the Eastern Caucasus, traditional and actual forms. Comparison with the French Alps. Population and settlement in the Eastern Caucasus on the one hand and of the Southern Alps on the other hand are paralleled from the economic, political and social points of view. The comparisons between these two dry mountains are easy to make on many aspects. First of all, both have in common an agro-pastoral population which has been settled since a very long time, and, among other characteristics, based on an ovine multisecular transhumance. But if «aouls» and top-hill villages have seen, in both regions their populations migrate towards the piedmonts on~ a very large scale, the ethnical, political and economic conditions of these mi...
Abstract. - Nowadays the valleys in the Alps are part of vast comprehensive aeras and have lost thei...
Geomorphological dynamics of mountains during the Quaternary in the Northern part of Mediterranean s...
Summary : During the IV millennium BC, between the Late Neolithic and Copper Age, studies unanimousl...
The contemporaneous transformations in the economy of Crimea and the Eastern Caucasus mountains. Com...
The Great Caucasus is slightly inhabited: 1,250,000 inhabitants, a density about 12. There are many ...
The historical stages in the settlement and economic development are clearly distinct. The Alps are ...
Abstract. - The eastern Caucasus (Azerbijan and Dagestan) presents a great diversity in natural cond...
Abstract : Alps-Caucasus, a comparative bio-geography. The Caucasian flora and fauna are richer in s...
The Caucasus is a range of high mountains between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. Its length is a...
Looking at Caucasus and european mountains. Caucasus, located on the frontier between Asia and Europ...
de Reparaz André, Thorez P. La population et peuplement dans le Caucase oriental et dans les Alpes d...
Abstract. The Daghestan is the most dwelt region in the Caucasus. The rural mountain population, wit...
Le Caucase est souvent vu comme une région morcelée, en proie à des rivalités géopolitiques et à des...
Actes de la journée d'étude du 18 et 19 novembre 2004International audienceIn parallel to the public...
Summary. — Caucasus and Alps differ from one another in their structure, strongly ordered by overthr...
Abstract. - Nowadays the valleys in the Alps are part of vast comprehensive aeras and have lost thei...
Geomorphological dynamics of mountains during the Quaternary in the Northern part of Mediterranean s...
Summary : During the IV millennium BC, between the Late Neolithic and Copper Age, studies unanimousl...
The contemporaneous transformations in the economy of Crimea and the Eastern Caucasus mountains. Com...
The Great Caucasus is slightly inhabited: 1,250,000 inhabitants, a density about 12. There are many ...
The historical stages in the settlement and economic development are clearly distinct. The Alps are ...
Abstract. - The eastern Caucasus (Azerbijan and Dagestan) presents a great diversity in natural cond...
Abstract : Alps-Caucasus, a comparative bio-geography. The Caucasian flora and fauna are richer in s...
The Caucasus is a range of high mountains between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. Its length is a...
Looking at Caucasus and european mountains. Caucasus, located on the frontier between Asia and Europ...
de Reparaz André, Thorez P. La population et peuplement dans le Caucase oriental et dans les Alpes d...
Abstract. The Daghestan is the most dwelt region in the Caucasus. The rural mountain population, wit...
Le Caucase est souvent vu comme une région morcelée, en proie à des rivalités géopolitiques et à des...
Actes de la journée d'étude du 18 et 19 novembre 2004International audienceIn parallel to the public...
Summary. — Caucasus and Alps differ from one another in their structure, strongly ordered by overthr...
Abstract. - Nowadays the valleys in the Alps are part of vast comprehensive aeras and have lost thei...
Geomorphological dynamics of mountains during the Quaternary in the Northern part of Mediterranean s...
Summary : During the IV millennium BC, between the Late Neolithic and Copper Age, studies unanimousl...