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 Aspect, when dividing Siberia into regions that differ in peculiarities of human interaction with the original natural landscape, it was concluded that, along with the physiographic regionalization, it is advisable to take into account the basin organization of the territory. River valleys often play a cr

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Humans and Nature in Siberia: From the Palaeolithic to the Middle Agesandry (initially with dogs and pigs as domesticated species, and later also with sheep, cattle, and domestic horses) and agriculture (millets in far eastern Russia; and wheat, barley, and rye in southern Siberia). Case studies of human–environment interaction in the past in Siberia and the Russian F

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Russian Territorial Expansion into Siberia: The Initial Stage (XVI–XVII Centuries)tats of indigenous peoples in North Asia did not change for centuries. The successful conquest of such a vast territory with such a complex ethnic composition in such a short period (60?years) by such a small number of people as performed by the Russian Cossack explorers of Siberia reaching the Paci

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The Cossacks’ Role in the Russian Development of the Altai in the 18th–Early 20th Centuriesian peasants to the Altai. Attention is paid to the duties of Cossacks as a military estate, their living conditions. The changes occurring within Kolyvan-Kuznetsk defensive line, which consisted of Cossack settlements, are revealed. The Cossacks’ economy structure is characterized, and distinctions

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