Krasheninnikoff, I, II

authority	Описаніе земли Камчатки
cited as	Krasheninnikoff, II · Krasheninnikoff, I · Krasheninnikoff II · Krasheninnikoff I
author	Stepan Krasheninnikov
title	Описаніе земли Камчатки
title (English)	Description of the Land Kamtchatka
place	С.-Петербургъ
year	1819
language	ru
listed on	1-023 (folio 3)
printed	С. Крашенинниковъ. Описаніе земли Камчатки. С.-Петербургъ 1819. Томы I, II.
printed	[S. KRASHENINNIKOFF. Description of the Land Kamtchatka. Vols. I, II. St. Petersburg, 1819.] [Cited, KRASHENINNIKOFF, I, II.] (the book's own English rendering)

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• 1-031 uncollated derstanding. Thus the assertion of so many travellers, fromKrasheninnikoffto Bogdanovitch, that the maritime inhabitants of the Chukc
• 1-039 uncollated e name these people give to themselves at the present time.Krasheninnikoffgives it as the Koryak name for the Yukaghir, which certain
• 1-076 uncollated d some intercourse with the southern Kamchadal. Steller andKrasheninnikoffmention that the Kamchadal name of the Japanese (Sühsemen
• 1-077 uncollated Krasheninnikoff, II
• 1-078 uncollated Krasheninnikoff, II
• 1-098 uncollated carrying away herds of reindeer. For instance, according toKrasheninnikoff,¹ the Chukchee, in 1738-39, had driven off the herds of the
• 1-126 uncollated nnot even count more than one or two scores. According toKrasheninnikoff, the same relations have existed from very ancient times fa
• 1-132 uncollated onvenient. The dog-teams were not so large as they are now.Krasheninnikoffsays that the average team was three pairs, while now it is