- [slides]".
Vovin A. "Korean as a
Paleosiberian Language." 2015. https://www.academia.edu/18764127/Korean_as_a_
Paleosiberian_Language_English_version_of_원시시베리아_언어로서의_한국어_...
- the
family is
sometimes grouped typologically and
geographically as
Paleosiberian, no
external genetic relationship has been
widely accepted as proven...
- of the
Chukotka Peninsula in Siberia,
Russia Chukchi language,
their Paleosiberian language Chukchi Peninsula or
Chukotka Peninsula, a
peninsula in eastern...
- Tungusic, Turkic, and
Mongolic speakers.
Indigenous peoples of
Siberia Paleosiberian languages Yu, He; Spyrou,
Maria A.; Karapetian, Marina; Shnaider, Svetlana;...
- more
native speakers. The
northern dialect is
taught in some schools.
Paleosiberian languages "Khants or Ostyaks".
Endangered Uralic Peoples. Retrieved...
-
group of
Paleosiberian languages. Many
words in the
Nivkh languages bear a
certain resemblance to
words of
similar meaning in
other Paleosiberian languages...
- 496
Orochs 527 596
Negidals 481 513
Oroks 268 295
Manchus 9
unknown Paleosiberian 35,790 37,631 Chukotko-Kamchatkan 27,851 29,045
Chukchi 16,200 15,908...
- was
first home to hunting-gathering and
reindeer herding Tungusic and
Paleosiberian peoples such as the
Evenks and Yukaghir.
Migrating from the area around...
-
While the word
religion is
difficult to define, one
standard model of
religion used in
religious studies courses defines it as [a]
system of
symbols which...
-
championed by
Joseph Greenberg,
comprising the Uralic,
Altaic and
various '
Paleosiberian'
families (Ainu, Yukaghir, Nivkh, Chukotko-Kamchatkan, Eskimo–Aleut)...
