On the Question of Traditional Dog Breeding Among Indigenous Peoples of the Far East

Q3 Arts and Humanities

Anthropology and Archeology of Eurasia Pub Date : 2017-04-03 DOI:10.1080/10611959.2017.1352337

A. Samar, A. Kim

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Abstract

The Oroks (Ul’ta) are one of the numerically smallest peoples of Russia’s Far East. Their lifestyle and occupations have been relatively little studied not only abroad, but in the Russian Federation. The authors discuss dog breeding among this people and analyze specific features of its development. Analogies are made to the economics of other indigenous peoples of the Far East. The article is based on publications in the Russian language, archival material, and oral history sources. Its aim is to examine specifics of dog breeding among the Oroks and its connections with other peoples.

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论远东土著民族传统养犬问题

欧洛克人(乌尔塔人)是俄罗斯远东地区人口最少的民族之一。不仅在国外，而且在俄罗斯联邦，对他们的生活方式和职业的研究相对较少。作者讨论了该民族的犬种繁育，并分析了其发展的具体特点。人们将其与远东其他土著民族的经济状况进行了类比。本文基于俄语出版物、档案材料和口述历史资料。其目的是研究欧洛克人养狗的具体情况及其与其他民族的联系。

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