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Tales of Yukaghir
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Tales of Yukaghir

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First published in English in 1918 by the American Museum of Natural History in its series of Anthropological Papers, the stories told here in Tales of Yukaghir were collected among Russianized natives of Eastern Siberia at the end of the nineteenth-century while Bogaras was exiled into North-Eastern Siberia for revolutionary activities. These tales tell of kings, young heroes on horseback, and adventurous animals with varied powers, relating details of native life that clearly show their Russian or Turko-Mongol provenance. In addition to delighting audiences around the world, Bogoras’s work in ethnography and ethnology proved valuable to the development of the field of linguistics.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
International Polar Institute Press
Country
United States
Date
25 October 2009
Pages
336
ISBN
9780982170342

First published in English in 1918 by the American Museum of Natural History in its series of Anthropological Papers, the stories told here in Tales of Yukaghir were collected among Russianized natives of Eastern Siberia at the end of the nineteenth-century while Bogaras was exiled into North-Eastern Siberia for revolutionary activities. These tales tell of kings, young heroes on horseback, and adventurous animals with varied powers, relating details of native life that clearly show their Russian or Turko-Mongol provenance. In addition to delighting audiences around the world, Bogoras’s work in ethnography and ethnology proved valuable to the development of the field of linguistics.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
International Polar Institute Press
Country
United States
Date
25 October 2009
Pages
336
ISBN
9780982170342