Этнолингвистические проблемы коренных народов Амура и Сахалина

• Main Author: Осипова, Марина
• Format: Text
• Language: unknown
• Published: Федеральное государственное бюджетное учреждение науки «Институт истории, археологии и этнографии народов Дальнего Востока Дальневосточного отделения Российской академии наук» 2009
• Subjects: Sakhalin
• Online Access: http://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/etnolingvisticheskie-problemy-korennyh-narodov-amura-i-sahalina; http://cyberleninka.ru/article_covers/14569762.png

The author considers that archaelogical and historical data present a clear picture, that the territory of the Russian Far East since the ancient times was inhabited by indiginous tribes. Their descendants the peoples of the Low Amur and Sakhalin the Nanaians, the Ul'chis, the Udeghes, the Nivhki, the Negidals, the Ainu living in the close vicinity, formed so-called Amur-Sakhalin anthropological type. They interacted with each other in different spheres of life. The climatic and environmental conditions, the similarities in economic activity and trade contributed to the formation of close cultures contacts between these paoples. Mutual cultural impacts are seen not only in customs and habits, technologies, hunting and fishing rituals but in the languages and mythology of tungus-manchurian and paleoasiatiethnic groups in the Amur region and Sakhalin as well. The certain parallels in languages detected as a result of the scientific research of the author are pointed out in this article. The author considers that archaelogical and historical data present a clear picture, that the territory of the Russian Far East since the ancient times was inhabited by indiginous tribes. Their descendants the peoples of the Low Amur and Sakhalin the Nanaians, the Ul'chis, the Udeghes, the Nivhki, the Negidals, the Ainu living in the close vicinity, formed so-called Amur-Sakhalin anthropological type. They interacted with each other in different spheres of life. The climatic and environmental conditions, the similarities in economic activity and trade contributed to the formation of close cultures contacts between these paoples. Mutual cultural impacts are seen not only in customs and habits, technologies, hunting and fishing rituals but in the languages and mythology of tungus-manchurian and paleoasiatiethnic groups in the Amur region and Sakhalin as well. The certain parallels in languages detected as a result of the scientific research of the author are pointed out in this article.