the southern edges of the Nganasans' historical nomadic routes. There is no certainty as to the exact number of Nganasans living in Russia today. The...

exist in the land Nganasan lived until the 1930s. Untill there, most Nganasans were illiterate with no exceptions. Not many Nganasans spoke Russian. Any...

1895. Yenisei Samoyedes (Enets people) around a campfire (1914) Nganasans, 1927 Nganasan folkloric group, 2018 Nenets group, 1913 Nenets family Nenets children...

Nganasan may refer to: Nganasan people, an indigenous people of the Russian Far North Nganasan language N. Ganesan (1932–2015), chairman of the Football...

Nentsy, Entsy, Nganasan, and Sel'kup (cf. Comrie 1981; Golovnev 1995)... Dolgikh, Boris Osipovich (1962). "On the origins of the Nganasans--preliminary...

of the rural population in Belarus Taimyr Pidgin Russian, spoken by the Nganasan on the Taimyr Peninsula Russian is written using a Cyrillic alphabet. The...

1939 census) (includes Caucasus Greeks) (including Enets, 1926–1979, and Nganasans, 1926–1939) (including Yazidis 1939–1989) (incl. Kereks 1926–1989 and...

until recent times (Nganasans). There were distinguished several types of shamans among Nenets, Enets, and Selkup people. (The Nganasan shaman used three...

population identified themselves as indigenous Siberians (Dolgans, Nenets, Nganasans, Evenks, or Enets). 58.6% of the population were ethnic Russians. Other...

most likely Siberian-related, best represented by the north Siberian Nganasans. The specific Siberian-like ancestry is suggested to have arrived in Northern...