Čeˊčin

• 1-051 Čeˊčin (Eskimo, Teˊsik), on the west shore of the bay of the same name (Čečiˊkin quˊim, i. e., Čeˊčin
• 1-051 Čeˊčin (Eskimo, Teˊsik), on the west shore of the bay of the same name (Čečiˊkin quˊim, i. e., Čeˊčin
• 1-051 ³ Mr. Gondatti has confounded Providence Bay with Čeˊčin Bay, which led him to many misunderstand-ings,
• 1-051 (BOGDANOVITCH, pp. 66, 67). On the Russian maps Čeˊčin Bay is called Tkachen Bay or Admiral Butakoff’s
• 1-057 Uweˊlen on the Arctic, and of Čeˊčin on the Pacific, one half of the families
• 1-233 ledge of rock on which they stood. In other villages, for instance, in Čeˊčin
• 1-359 Čeˊčin Bay
• 2-028 collected in the village of Čeˊčin. In that story also, a young shaman with

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