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Settled fishermen and hunters: peoples of the Amur

Settled fishermen and hunters: peoples of the Amur
Traditional culture of Nanaians, Ul'chi, Negidalts, Nivkhs, Oroki, Orochi and Udeghe belong to the type of settled fishermen and hunters. Settled fishermen and hunters: peoples of the Amur
Kalmyks: nomads of Europe

Kalmyks: nomads of Europe

Kalmyks is the only people in Europe who speaks language of the Mongolian group, confesses the world's oldest religion - Buddhism - and is the representative of the nomadic culture. All this bounds Kalmyks to its ancient motherland - Central Asia… Kalmyks: nomads of Europe
Kazakhs: being a nomad means to be alive

Kazakhs:  being a nomad means to be alive
In the language of the Kazakhs words "to live" and "to roam" are synonyms as well as permanent moving with the flocks of cattle was not only a way of life of the nomad but also a basis of his world outlook... Kazakhs:  being a nomad means to be alive
Feast in the Georgian culture

Feast in the Georgian culture
the cultural life of the Georgians feasts play an important role. Till present time mass feasts are the essential festive event which continues keeping to the archaic scenario of the participants' behavior Feast in the Georgian culture
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