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Deutsch: Familiengruppe des Sibirischen indigenen Volkes die Keten: Geschwister und Mutti um 1900

English: A family of Siberian Ket people (three brothers, mother, and sister) ca. 1900

Русский: "Сибирь северная полоса. Турух. округ. Енисейцы: три брата, мать, сестра (внизу)".

Date

1900s

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Author

Anuchin, D.I.

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