The peoples of Siberia.
By: Edited by M.G. Levin and L.P. Potapov. [Translated from the Russian by Scripta Technica, inc. English translation edited by Stephen P. Dunn]
Contributors: Levin, Maksim Grigorʹevich, ed.; Potapov, L. P. 1905- ed.; Dunn, Stephen Porter, 1928- ed.
Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Published: 1964
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 948
Subjects: Ethnology -- Russia (Federation) -- Siberia
Description: Translation of Narody Sibiri, Moscow, 1956.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 891-919.
"Originally published by the Russian Academy of Science, Moscow, 1956."
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Ancient population of Siberia and its culture; title: The anthropological types of Siberia; title: Historical-ethnographic survey of the Russian population of Siberia in the prerevolutionary period; title: Peoples of southern Siberia : The Buryats; title: The Yakuts; title: The Altays; title: The Khakasy; title: The Tuvans; title: The West-Siberian Tatars; title: The Shors; title: The Tofalars; title: Peoples of northern Siberia and the far east : The building of socialism among the peoples of northern Siberia and the Soviet far east; title: The Khants and Mansi; title: The Nentsy; title: The Nganasans; title: The Entsy; title: The Sel'kups; title: The Kets; title: The Evenks; title: The Dolgans; title: The Evens; title: The Negidals; title: The Nanays; title: The Ul'chi; title: The Udegeys; title: The Orochi; title: The Oroks; title: The Nivkhi; title: The Yukagirs; title: The Chukchi; title: The Eskimos; title: The Koryaks; title: The Itel'mens; title: The Aleuts.