Description:
The name 'Almatakar' is derived from the Turkic word 'Almak' meaning 'a white sheep.' The name may have originated in the mountainous regions of central Asia. The Almatakars are a Turkic-speaking people who live in the eastern part of Azerbaijan. They are also found in Turkey and Iran. The Almatakars are Sunni Muslims. They speak a Turkic dialect. The Almatakars are nomadic herders. They are subsistence farmers. The Almatakars are skilled weavers. They make a type of cloth called 'chapan.' The Almatakars are also skilled metalworkers. The Almatakars are traditional horsemen. They use horses for transportation and for warfare. The Almatakars are also known for their art. The Almatakars are known for their traditional costume. The Almatakars are known for their traditional music. The Almatakars are also known for their traditional dance.
