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Khongor Dzhavinov, Autobiography
Khongor talks about himself, his life and family. Khongor is from Bolshederbetovskiy ulus. He was born in a khoton (yurt camp) called Gakhan Avgnr in 1928. The protector of his clan is the goddess Tara with a White Umbrella.
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LA MUSEALIZZAZIONE DEL KOTHON DI MOZIA
Khoton è il titolo del primo numero della collana "Themenos", dedicata all'approfondimento museografico, di architettura degli interni e allestimento, diretta e curata dall'autore dell'articolo e del progetto in esso presentato. L'articolo ha quindi per
CALIARI, PIER FEDERICO MAURO
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Western Mongolia, Kalmyk consider their historic ancestral home and everything associated with it they have been associated with memory of previous generations, with the great nomadic civilization, the rich spiritual culture and heroic history.
Г.М. , Борликов
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Согласные звуки в хотонском языке
The article examines the Khoton language, a less-studied language belonging to the group of endangered languages. The focus of the study is on the consonant sounds in the Khoton language.
Еспекова, Л.А.
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There has not been much study done to explain how recent climate change affects the water surface area changes in lakes in different natural areas of Mongolia.
Yumchmaa, Gonchigjav +6 more
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Nikolai Oshaev, About Lamyn Arvn (Lineage)
Nikolai talks about his clan, its history, place of habitat and famous people from his clan (including the lama Baazra bagshi, the lama Zhizhetn bagshi, and others).
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Diura bicaudata (Linnaeus, 1758) Lapland Springfly http://lsid.speciesfile.org/urn:lsid: Plecoptera.speciesfile.org: TaxonName:934 Figs. 46-60, 76-77 Phryganea bicaudata Linnaeus 1758: 548, type (s) not designated, Europe Phryganea bicaudata ...
Nelson, C. Riley, Nelson, Charles H.
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Dufourea paradoxa subsp. sibirica Pesenko 1998
8. Dufourea paradoxa sibirica Pesenko, 1998 (Figs 8 a–e) Dufourea (Cephalictoides) paradoxa sibirica Pesenko, 1998: 680, figs 38–39, ♀, ♂. Type locality: Balagannakh (Yakutia, Russia).
Astafurova, Yulia V. +1 more
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Early Pastoral Economies and Herding Transitions in Eastern Eurasia. [PDF]
Taylor WTT +27 more
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