Titlebook: Humans in the Siberian Landscapes; Ethnocultural Dynami Vladimir N. Bocharnikov,Alina N. Steblyanskaya Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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Conceptualization of Siberian Space: The Landscape–geographical Aspecte material and spiritual aspects of human activity. After a long break in Russian geography, which for a long time showed a tendency to oppose the artificial (cultural) and the natural, attempts are being made to integrate the geographical representations of natural science and humanitarian discipli

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Humans and Nature in Siberia: From the Palaeolithic to the Middle Agesbased on geoarchaeology and GIS. The permanent settling of the whole of Siberia occurred approximately 30,000 years ago. Throughout the Palaeolithic, hunting, fishing, and gathering were the main economic activities. The movement of humans in Siberia and the Russian Far East, mainly from south to no

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Ancient Cultures and Migrations in Northeastern Siberiadies and recent discoveries, we offer a comprehensive view of the main problems of the genesis of ancient cultures and migrations in Northeastern Siberia. Special attention is given to the genomic perspective on the Late Pleistocene and Holocene population history of Northeast Asia. Active explorati

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Russian Territorial Expansion into Siberia: The Initial Stage (XVI–XVII Centuries)l climatic warming. The role of the Pomors in the land explorations is analyzed. It is argued that the Pomors built the most sophisticated ships of the time for river and sea ice navigation. A comparative, cross-cultural analysis of the Western European (Anglo-American) and Eastern European (Russian

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