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animal bone
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Traditional folk treatments for animals
One of the most important achievements of Mongolian culture is its traditional medical treatment of domestic animals. Mongolians engaged in animal farming for many centuries and accumulated a great deal of experience that it transmitted to younger generations orally. The oriental sutra "Nei-jin" says: 'The northern country is cool and cold. Cold diseases are frequently occurred. So, they cure cold diseases by cauterizing. They cure hot diseases by bleeding. It is evident that during the Hunnu period there were two popular treatments: cauterization and bleeding. A Mongolian traditional medical treatment of the most ancient origin, which does not demand elaborate schooling, in¬cludes the Mongolian folk medical treatment of the domestic animals. Livestock breeders treat their animals (if those diseases are non-infectious) by fumigating, bathing, sweating, applying a poultice, covering with warm cloth or felt, setting bone, cauterizing, scorching, bloodletting, lancing, shaking, massaging and stinting. . n
Mongolia -
Traditional folk treatments for animals
One of the most important achievements of Mongolian culture is its traditional medical treatment of domestic animals. Mongolians engaged in animal farming for many centuries and accumulated a great deal of experience that it transmitted to younger generations orally. The oriental sutra "Nei-jin" says: 'The northern country is cool and cold. Cold diseases are frequently occurred. So, they cure cold diseases by cauterizing. They cure hot diseases by bleeding. It is evident that during the Hunnu period there were two popular treatments: cauterization and bleeding. A Mongolian traditional medical treatment of the most ancient origin, which does not demand elaborate schooling, in¬cludes the Mongolian folk medical treatment of the domestic animals. Livestock breeders treat their animals (if those diseases are non-infectious) by fumigating, bathing, sweating, applying a poultice, covering with warm cloth or felt, setting bone, cauterizing, scorching, bloodletting, lancing, shaking, massaging and stinting. . n
Mongolia -
KANDAKORI
Wood-carving. Process of carving orna-ments in the wood, stone, plaster, animal bone and etc. This craft is used more in the contrition of buildings and decoration of doors and windows.
Tajikistan -
KANDAKORI
Wood-carving. Process of carving orna-ments in the wood, stone, plaster, animal bone and etc. This craft is used more in the contrition of buildings and decoration of doors and windows.
Tajikistan -
KANDAKORI
Wood-carving. Process of carving orna-ments in the wood, stone, plaster, animal bone and etc. This craft is used more in the contrition of buildings and decoration of doors and windows.
Tajikistan -
KANDAKORI
Wood-carving. Process of carving orna-ments in the wood, stone, plaster, animal bone and etc. This craft is used more in the contrition of buildings and decoration of doors and windows.
Tajikistan -
KANDAKORI
Wood-carving. Process of carving orna-ments in the wood, stone, plaster, animal bone and etc. This craft is used more in the contrition of buildings and decoration of doors and windows.
Tajikistan