Some like it hot: environmental determinism and the pastoral economies of the later prehistoric Eurasian steppe

Pastoralism

Research, Policy and Practice

Table 2 Provenance of historic (19^th and early 20^th century AD) data presented in Figure 5.

code	Sample	reference
A	Kazakhstan, 1920	Krader 1955
B	Kirgizia, 1920	Krader 1955
C	Tadjikistan, 1920	Krader 1955
D	Uzbekistan, 1920	Krader 1955
E	Turkmenia, 1920	Krader 1955
F	Bukei, 1846	Krader 1955
G	Bukei, 1849-50	Krader 1955
H	Bukei, 1852	Krader 1955
I	Semipalatinsk, 1876	Krader 1955
J	Kuldja, 1877	Krader 1955
K	Sinkiang, 1933	Krader 1955
L	Tuva, 1931	Vainshtein 1980
M	Trans-Uralian Bashkirs (Shadrinsk District), early 19^th century	Koryakova and Hanks 2006
N	Tyumen District Native Population, early 19^th century	Koryakova and Hanks 2006
O	Yalutorovsk District Native Population, early 19^th century	Koryakova and Hanks 2006
P	Native Population of Tarsky District, early 19^th century	Koryakova and Hanks 2006
Q	Kazakhs of Kokchetav District, early 19^th century	Koryakova and Hanks 2006

Note: (Koryakova and Hanks 2006, table one) tabulate cattle, horse and sheep data (rather than sheep/goat).