Lena River Region Archaeology   [ Top ]
      Archaeology of
      Siberia: key Palaeolithic sites such as Mal'ta &
      Buret near Irkutsk, with rich finds, more on Malta, plus Tolbaga in
      Transbaikal
      Diring Yuriakh site on a plateau
      above the Lena River, near Yakutsk, suggested human occupation a startling 300,000 years
      ago 
      Dyuktai
      Culture: this stone age culture, with wedge-shaped cores and microblades, was named
      for discoveries at Dyuktai Cave in
      Yakutia
      Ice
      Age Siberia - Land of Wonders and Early
      Archaeological Sites on a map with four sites, Ikhine, Ust-Mil, Verhne-Troitskoe and
      Duktaiskaya or Dyuktai Cave, all on the Aldan River, a major Lena tributary
       Ice Age or Paleolithic Siberia:
      in-depth guide
 Ice Age or Paleolithic Siberia:
      in-depth guide
      Siberian
      Paleolithic's well known sites such as Kara Bom, 43,000 BP;
      Mal'ta and
      Buret, dated to 23,000 BP, Studenoe 2 to 17,900 BP
      Baikal Archaeology Project:
      the Kitoi and Serovo-Glazkovo Neolithic cultures over 9,000 years old, with the theory
      that the latter hunted the nerpa or baikal seal, plus research abstracts on topics
      including origins of Kitoi Culture, coastal-inland trading networks, more
      Studying Ancient
      Peoples & Cultures at Lake Baikal, and ancient artifacts
      discovered: bone beads, bracelets of sea shells, green nephrite pendants
      Rock
      Art in Russian Far East & Siberia: a window on ancient cultures in the Amur and
      Lena River regions and Lake Baikal area, and comparison of Siberian native art from the Amur River, Chukotka areas
      "Molecular
      Genetic Diversity of Indigenous Siberians: Implications for Ancient DNA Studies of Cis-Baikal Archeological
      Populations" - mtDNA haplogroups for Kitoi, Serovo-Glazkovo peoples, Theodore G.
      Schurr, 2004
      Zhokov Island Site: now one of the
      New Siberian Islands off the coast and east of the Lena River Delta, this site of ancient
      reindeer and polar bear hunters was once part of the mainland
      Lena River in a Siberian
      Context   [ Top ]
       Siberia's Land & Cultures:
      in-depth guide
 Siberia's Land & Cultures:
      in-depth guide
      Map of Aboriginal Peoples of Siberia:
      including Paleo-Siberian, Altaic,  and Uralic, with main rivers including the Lena,
      Yenisei and Ob
      
        
          | Red Book of the Peoples of
          the Russian Empire: info on 85 peoples of Russia and Siberia, Chukchi,
          Koryak, Itelmen, Eskimo, Yukagir, Evenks  Chukchi & Neighbors: 
          the people and their environment
 Crossroads of Continents Exhibit: Siberia& Alaska - meet the Chukchi, Koryak, Even,
 Amur River people in Siberia, Eskimo, Aleut
 |  ORDER
 Crossroads
          Alaska:
 Native Cultures of
 Alaska and Siberia
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      Information
      about Siberia: size, geography, history, climate, and more about
      Siberia's regions,
      culture, peoples, economy, history, more
      Geography of Russia: map shows Siberia
      as about two-thirds of Russia with text covering land forms, climate, vegetation,
      population, and more on Siberia's taiga and tundra, home to reindeer hunters and herders
      Map of Russia
      & Siberia: mountain ranges, plains, cities, with Lake Baikal and Lena River in
      context, and a map of
      Russia & Siberia showing, west to east, the Ob, Irtysh, Lena Rivers, Lake Baikal,
      Amur River, Bering Strait
      .