Northern Quaïth Migrations

The Northern Quaïth Migrations took place between the 6th century 2E and the 9th century 3E. During this time, hunter-gathering cultures moved from The Hinmar into northern Quaïth. This marks the first divide in early human cultural and linguistic traditions, as these early men became separated from their cousins in Wendos.
It was also during this time that the horse was first domesticated by these tribes. This marks the start of the shift from hunter-gathering to pastoral nomadic society in early Quaïth history. 
Category:The Hinmar
Category:Quaïth
Category:Human Migrations