Bogdanovitch 1901
| authority | Очерки Чукотскаго полуострова |
| cited as | Bogdanovitch |
| author | Karl Bogdanovich |
| title | Очерки Чукотскаго полуострова |
| title (English) | Sketches of the Chukchee Peninsula |
| place | С.-Петербургъ |
| year | 1901 |
| language | ru |
| listed on | 1-028 (folio 8) |
| copy |
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К. И. Богдановичъ. Очерки Чукотскаго полуострова. С.-Петербургъ 1901. |
| printed |
[C. I. BOGDANOVITCH. Sketches of the Chukchee Peninsula. St. Petersburg, 1901.] [Cited, BOGDANOVITCH.] (the book's own
English rendering) |
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he assertion of so many travellers, from Krasheninnikoff toBogdanovitch, that the maritime inhabitants of the Chukchee or Koryak sh
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king with its inhabitants.³ Following in his footsteps, Mr.Bogdanovitchspeaks of the extensive mixing of peoples on the coast of t
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ir boots, and are obliged to bring it from farther inland.Bogdanovitchmentions that he has seen good grass on the mountain-slopes
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n the banks of which they wander with their herds. Thus Mr.Bogdanovitchgives the name Tahrait to those living around St. Lawrence
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y, which led him to many misunderstandings, and induced Mr.Bogdanovitchto hint that Mr. Gondatti did not visit all the places that
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travellers on the Chukchee Peninsula, Messrs. Gondatti andBogdanovitch, both of whom do not favor the continuance of trade in Beri