Chaun

within	Chukotka
area	chaun · 24,000 km² · mghydro

form
Chaun		can be the river, the bay, or the surrounding plain

• 1-034 uncollated on. The part of the country lying to the west of the riversChaunand Anadyr forms the so-called “Chukchee territory”² (Чукот
• 1-036 uncollated hukchee, but Čaˊačên, from the Čaˊan or Čaˊwan River (“Chaun” of the maps), whose banks were their principal territory (
• 1-040 uncollated icinity of the Eskimo, but also even in the language of theChaunReindeer-men, aiˊwan čɪmčeˊkin means “a maritime relative
• 1-046 uncollated bank of the Kolyma, along the Anui, to the confines of theChauntundra. The camps number about 100. Their herds are not ver
• 1-060 uncollated ehension of the Chukchee social organization, “Chief of theChaunChukchee”). This document had been preserved in the family
• 1-064 uncollated In 1896, while I was travelling on the Upper Anui, all theChaunpeople, hearing of some cases of the disease on the Wolveri
• 1-069 uncollated n need, even if he be of strange tribe and language. On theChauntundra live a small number of Lamut families, members of va
• 1-092 uncollated country, coming from the east. Some of these come from theChauntundra, others from the neighborhood of Cape Erri, Yaˊqan,