International audienceThe Evenks, previously known as Tungus, are essentially reindeer herders and hunters. They live in small groups scattered throughout Siberia and in the north of China. Since the first travelers, for whom they served as guides, the Evenks are well known in the literature for their remarkable sense of orientation; we owe them the first maps of Siberia that they drew on birchbark. Today, in spite of the Tsarist and then Soviet Russia’s policies leading to settle the population, a significant number of Russian and Chinese Evenks are still surviving through hunting and/or herding reindeer. The aim of this article is to show how the Evenk nomadsmove about in, describe and understand their territory. Conceived and organised a...
International audienceThe article describes the main spatial properties of traditional cultural land...
Les politiques étatiques chinoises de ces six dernières décennies ont conduit à la transformation de...
This article is based on the results of recent fieldwork among the Evenk reindeer herders in the nor...
International audienceThe Evenks, previously known as Tungus, are essentially reindeer herders and h...
International audienceSince the first travelers, who often used them as guides, the Evenks are known...
The article is dedicated to a comparative study of the vocabulary of the Evenks of Russia and China,...
This article focuses on the representations of Evenkis and their culture national identity, economic...
Evenks represent one of the nomadic reindeer herding and hunting indigenous peoples widely sca! ered...
The paper presents the first compilationof information on the history and culture of the Evenks of t...
National audience« As long as there will be reindeer, there will be Evenks” were saying the Evenks o...
In this article, I will explore interrelations between place making, movement, use of paths and sign...
30 years after socialism many groups of Evenki reindeer herders failed to survive in the suboreal ta...
This article examines the phenomenon of nomadic reindeer herding in the Severnaia Sosva river basin....
Les Dolgans du Taïmyr, en Sibérie occidentale, entretiennent une relation privilégiée avec le renne....
ABSTRACT. The construction of the Baikal-Amur railway corridor through the northern raioni of the Bu...
International audienceThe article describes the main spatial properties of traditional cultural land...
Les politiques étatiques chinoises de ces six dernières décennies ont conduit à la transformation de...
This article is based on the results of recent fieldwork among the Evenk reindeer herders in the nor...
International audienceThe Evenks, previously known as Tungus, are essentially reindeer herders and h...
International audienceSince the first travelers, who often used them as guides, the Evenks are known...
The article is dedicated to a comparative study of the vocabulary of the Evenks of Russia and China,...
This article focuses on the representations of Evenkis and their culture national identity, economic...
Evenks represent one of the nomadic reindeer herding and hunting indigenous peoples widely sca! ered...
The paper presents the first compilationof information on the history and culture of the Evenks of t...
National audience« As long as there will be reindeer, there will be Evenks” were saying the Evenks o...
In this article, I will explore interrelations between place making, movement, use of paths and sign...
30 years after socialism many groups of Evenki reindeer herders failed to survive in the suboreal ta...
This article examines the phenomenon of nomadic reindeer herding in the Severnaia Sosva river basin....
Les Dolgans du Taïmyr, en Sibérie occidentale, entretiennent une relation privilégiée avec le renne....
ABSTRACT. The construction of the Baikal-Amur railway corridor through the northern raioni of the Bu...
International audienceThe article describes the main spatial properties of traditional cultural land...
Les politiques étatiques chinoises de ces six dernières décennies ont conduit à la transformation de...
This article is based on the results of recent fieldwork among the Evenk reindeer herders in the nor...