Neighbors
of the Chukchi [ Top ]
CIRCUMPOLAR:
Ancient Circumpolar World: seeking connections between the
ancient peoples of northern Asia and Native Americans
ArcticCircle: Links
to Northern Culture & Peoples: includes Peopling of Siberia, circumpolar history timetables, portraits
of Arctic peoples
Arctic Peoples & Languages: of Eurasia, Siberia, Alaska USA, Canada and
Greenland, known today as Yup'ik, Inuit and Inupiaq, with maps, history, and a map with languages of many minority groups of
Eurasia
Ekven burial ground & settlement -
Uelen, Chukotka: this
500 BC to 1000 AD site gives a look at Early Whale Hunter cultures, includes walrus ivory
tools, human burial in a boat, dog burial. Ekven shamaness burial
Eskimos: native people of Arctic and sub-Arctic
seacoasts of North America and the northeastern tip of Siberia
First Societies of the
Circumpolar North: resources
including:
· Aboriginal
People of the Russian North
· Aboriginal
People of the North American North
Indigenous Peoples of the North: from
Alaska, Canada and Greenland to Scandinavia including the Saami, and Russian/Siberian
peoples
EURASIA:
Aboriginal People of
the Russia North: resources on the Aleut, Chukchi, Koryak, Eskimo, Evenk, Itelmen,
Nikvh and many more
Ainu
& Gilyak or Nivkh of Sakhalin Island: as well as the Orok, a
Tungus reindeer-breeding people.
Note: Ainu used harpoons, aconite in hunting
Aleuts of the Commander Islands, 200 miles west of the Aleutians
Eskimos of Siberia & North America:
guide to these native peoples
Indigenous People of Siberia &
Russian Far East: click on Peoples for map showing homelands of Chukchi, Even, Evenk, Sami,
Yukagir, many more
Koryaks:
history, language,
culture of Koryaks, Chukchi's neighbors to the south on Kamchatka Peninsula, with photos
of Koryak sled dogs, and a bibliography of
materials on Koryaks, Chukchi, more
Kamchatka's Peoples: Koryak, Itelmen, and neighboring Chukchi,
Aleut
Languages of the Peoples of
Russia & Siberia: see map for peoples including Chukchi, Koryak, Itelmen, Eskimo, Yukagir
and more, including the PaleoSiberian languages of Northeast Siberia that are also called
the PaleoAsian
languages [see bottom of page]
Native Folks of Siberia: with photographs of the Chukchi of Northeast
Siberia, and the Ainu, Itelmen and Nivkh of Kamchatka and the Lower Amur River region,
with photos of sled dogs of the Itelmen
Native People of Siberia: the
Altaic, Uralic and Paleo-Siberian groups of peoples, with links to information
| Peoples of the Russian North and Far East: including the Chukchi, Koryak, Evenki
and more Photo Gallery including Chukchi,
Evenk, Nenets,
other reindeer people
Red Book of the Peoples of
the Russian Empire:
info on 85 peoples of Russia and
Siberia, Chukchi, Koryak, Itelmen, Eskimo, Yukagir, Evenks, more
Reindeer Herding Gallery: photos of Siberian
people with deer & dogs that are like
ancestors to Samoyeds [use Russian text links, arrows] |
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Reindeer
Herding Peoples: with links to the Chukchi, Even and Evenki, Koryak, Nenets, more on Nenets, Sami, people of Mongolia, more
Reindeer
Hunting & Herding Peoples: across Siberia, including Chukchi, Even and Evenki, Koryak, Ket, Nenet, Ngansan
and more
Reindeer Herding - Status: map with many
Siberian locations
Rock
Art in Russian Far East & Siberia: a window on ancient cultures
Russian
Association of Indigenous Peoples of the North: news, events,
library and a database on history,
cultures of many peoples including the Evenks, Itelmen, Kets, Khanty, Nivkh and Orochs
[click names]
NORTH AMERICA
Alaska's Native Peoples & Languages:
with a clickable map
Canada's
First Nations - Arctic: from Paleo-Eskimo Dorset people through the Thule Eskimo,
4,000 years of Arctic survival
Eskimo Peoples of North America: including archaeology, history
Eskimos of Siberia & North America:
guide to these native peoples
Inuit of Canada: and their ancestors, the Dorset and Thule people
| Mammoth Trumpet Archives: early Americans, connections with Asia and Siberia, more, from the Center
for the Study of the First Americans Native
Peoples of Canada: including ancient links
to Beringia, Asia
· Paleoarctic or Beringian
Tradition: a culture
linking Siberia, Alaska and the Yukon as early
as 13,000-10,000 BP
· Early
Paleo-Eskimo Cultures: culture dated to
2,500 BC in Canada,with origins rooted in the
cultures of Neolithic northeastern Siberia
· Middle Paleo-Eskimo or Dorset
Culture: 1,000
B.C. to 500 A.D., an era of reduced caribou
hunting, increased marine mammal hunting
· Thule Culture:
classic Eskimo culture, from
1000 A.D. - 1600 A.D.
Paleo-Eskimo & Dorset
& Thule: the native peoples of Arctic or northern Canada
. |
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