. This lifestyle, centered on the mobility of herds, created a society that was naturally athletic, militarily proficient, and incredibly resilient. Prehistory and the Great Migration
Christian defines "Inner Eurasia" as the heartland of the Eurasian landmass, characterized by a harsh, continental climate and vast open spaces. Unlike "Outer Eurasia" (Europe, South Asia, and East Asia), which benefited from maritime trade and temperate agriculture, Inner Eurasia was defined by its geography: the steppe, the taiga, and the tundra. . This lifestyle