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V. Davydov

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Author: V. DavydovYear: 2018Subject: SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology, Ethnology, and Human Adaptationclear all
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5th International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference on Social Sciences and Arts SGEM 2018
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DIET OF THE NORTH-EASTERN CHUKOTKA REINDEER HERDERS: THE CHANGE OF FOOD AUTONOMY REGIME

(STEF92 Technology, 2018, Elena Davydova, V. Davydov)

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Through the analysis of the archival materials and own field data collected in the Iul’tinskii district in Chukotka the authors tracked the changes in a diet of Amguema Chukchi reindeer herders at the second part of the XX – beginning of the XXI centuries. During this period indigenous peoples of the Arctic dramatically changed their food consumption patterns. This paper aims to analyze the process of how a diet change in the North-Eastern Chukotka was accompanied by a transition to a new regime of food autonom...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2018
5th International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference on Social Sciences and Arts SGEM 2018
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SPATIAL MODELS OF HUMAN-ANIMAL RELATIONS IN EASTERN SIBERIAN TAIGA REINDEER HERDING: THE USE OF LANDSCAPE AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE CONTEXT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHANGE

(STEF92 Technology, 2018, K. Klokov, V. Davydov)

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Domestication is a continuing process which takes place in the context of animalsВ’ and humansВ’ cohabitation on same territory and should not be approached as a one-time and completed action. The control over animalsВ’ movements in the context of the sustaining landscape is one of the main aspects of reindeer domestication. Reindeer herding is based on constant relocation of animals from place to place, implying daily short-term movements in order to bring them to a camp and to monitor predatorsВ’ movements. In c...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2018
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