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Kott or
Kött is a
surname of German, Polish, Czech, and...
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people (who are also extinct). They
spoke the
Kott language,
which went
extinct in the 1850s. The
Kotts were
primarily hunter-gatherer-fishers, with some...
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Alexander Konstantinovich Kott (Russian: Александр Константинович Котт; born 22
February 1973) is a
Russian director and screenwriter. A Hero of Our Time [ru]...
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dialect of
Kott. The term
kott may be
derived from
Buryat qota 'town',
applied to
neighbouring non-pastoral peoples,
including the last few
Kotts.
Kott was spoken...
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Yeniseian speaking, hunter-fisherer
people in Siberia,
distinct from the
Kotts. In the 18th and 19th
centuries they were ****imilated by the
Evenki and...
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digitata (Millar, 1962)
Sigillina exigua Kott, 2006
Sigillina fantasiana (
Kott, 1957)
Sigillina grandissima Kott, 1990
Sigillina magalhaensis (Michaelsen...
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mountain area'. Asia
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Kotts ****ans "Исчезающие народы/языки: Пумпоколы, Пумпокольский (Pumpokol) | СМДО...
- Jan
Kott (October 27, 1914 –
December 22, 2001) was a
Polish political activist,
critic and
theoretician of the theatre. A
leading proponent of Stalinism...
- Gary
Kott is an
American television and
advertising writer and artist. He has five
pieces of his artwork,
three paintings and two sculptures, held over...
- John
Kott, a once-renowned
American marksman who has
fallen from grace, and who,
after a fifteen-year
prison stint, has
vanished without a trace.
Kott, a...
