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MUSEUM STUDIES
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Golovnev A., Kukanov D., Perevalova E. Nikolaevsky Hall: Peoples of South Asia (Conceptual Sketch)
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6 |
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Babin A. Samples of Himalayan Painting and Graphics of the Himalayan Region in the Collection
of I. P. Minayev (MAE RAS)
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CAUCASUS STUDIES
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Nefliasheva N. Circassians of Israel. Jerusalem during the Circassian Mamluk Period
(Historiographical Aspect)
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35 |
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Nagoeva L. Hand Symbolism among the Abkhazians and Abazins: Traditional Semantics and New Meanings
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49 |
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Dmitriev V., Starostina O. Biomechanics of Movement in Traditional Sports Competitions of the Peoples
of the Caucasus and Central Asia
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64 |
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Duvakin E. The Swallow and the Snake: Abaza Mythology in the World Context
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79 |
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Kurov N. Narratives of the Circassian Folklore in Three Villages of Uspensky District in Krasnodar Krai
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100 |
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Zineeva Z., Telepen’ S. Nogai Puppetry Oirteke as an Element of Traditional Culture
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109 |
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Khalukhaeva A. Festive Costume of Ludi Gorchkhanova: Connection of Generations through
a Family Heirloom
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116 |
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MIKHAIL KRUKOVSKY: THE HERITAGE |
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Belorussova S. Travels of Mikhail Krukovsky in the Olonets Region
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131 |
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Stanulevich N. Printing of the Expedition Photographs of M. A. Krukovsky in Books and Journals
of the Early 20th Century
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142 |
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Belousov R. Altai Scientific Expedition of the Kamensky Museum of Local Lore in 1924
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154 |
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Ermolin D. Old Believers of the Olonets Region in the Materials of M. A. Krukovsky
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168 |
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Chernyaeva N. Ethnographic Prose by M. A. Krukovsky: Stories about the Peoples of Russia
as Part of the Homeland Studies
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VARIA |
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Pavlova N., Orfinskaya O., Kitova A. Red Thread through Life and Death: the Protective Function
of the Red Color in Byzantine Egypt
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194 |
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Soboleva E., Sorokina S. Terena Indians Dance Costume from the South American Collection of the MAE RAS and New Ethnographic Sources |
212 |
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Klimov A. Matsuda Denjiro’s Service in Akkeshi from 1 of August until 31 of October 1799
(Based on “Stories about Northern Barbarians”)
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