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Sea Nomads, Sultans, and Raiders: History and Ethnogenesis in the Sulu Archipelago, Philippines
Journal of Maritime ArchaeologyThe Sulu Archipelago, nestled between Mindanao and Borneo, has been a melting pot of people and cultures for thousands of years. Major sociopolitical changes marked its history, attracting groups of people or forcing drastic dispersals.
J. J. R. Rodriguez +8 more
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History of the Homeland, 2022 The issues of the origin and formation of the Kazakh people and the semantics of the ethnonym “Kazakh” occupy an important place in the extensive creative heritage of Ch. Valikhanov.
M.Z. Abdirov
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Paramita: Historical Studies Journal: As a representative ethnos of the broader Turkic world in Central Asia, this study examines the historical development and modern identity of the Kazakh people.
Arifeen Yama, Wasino
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Ainu Ethnogenesis and State Evasion (12th-17th Centuries)
Asia-Pacific Journal, 2022 Recent archaeological, anthropological, and historical studies have brought the relationships proto-Ainu/Ainu groups had with various neighboring states into light; notably the Yuan Dynasty, the Northern Fujiwara, and the Ando/Matsumae domains.
Hosanna Fukuzawa
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The Symbiotic Relationship between Gumilev’s Theories of Ethnogenesis and Passionarnost
, 2020 Bu makale, yazarın Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli Üniversitesi Lisansüstü Eğitim Enstitüsü Rus Dili ve Edebiyatı Ana Bilim Dalında Doç. Dr. Gamze ÖKSÜZ’ün danışmanlığında sürdürdüğü “Lev N.
Onur AYDIN, Aydın, Onur
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The issue of the ethnogenesis and settlement area of the mongols based on written sources
ULY DALA MURASYThe study of the history of nomadic civilizations in Central Asia remains one of the most complex and debated topics among researchers. Within this context, a special place belongs to the exploration of the ethnogenesis of the Moghols — an ethnic group ...
А.А. Absalikov
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Application of L. N. Gumilyov’s Ethnogenesis Theory to the Study of Sino-Xiongnu Relations
Исторический журнал научные исследованияThe relationship between China and the nomadic peoples of Central Asia, particularly the Xiongnu, has long captivated historians. These ties, fraught with contradictions and tensions, remain a key topic for understanding Eurasian history.
Tszyalin' Fan
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Ethnogenesis and the Interrelationship of Musical Repertoires Among the Jews of Eastern Europe
Shofar: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies, 2022 :I will attempt to integrate my remarks about the musical creativity of the East Ashkenazim in response to recent historical paradigms about the Jewish people worldwide.
W. Feldman
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A geographical perspective on ethnogenesis: the case of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia) [PDF]
, 2002 Ethnogenesis is the event and process by which new cultural and ethnic groups originate and evolve through time. Previous research on ethnogenesis, whether by geographers or anthropologists, has been mainly focused on discovering universal principles ...
Bychkova Jordan, Bella
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Cultural Area and the Beginning of Ethnogenesis
Folk art and ethnologyThe article is an attempt to determine the objective basis of ethnogenesis, relying on the concept of cultural areas, formulated by American anthropologists C. Wissler and A. Kroeber in the 20th century.
V. Balushok
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