- The
promyshlenniki (Russian: промышленники, sg. промышленник,
promyshlennik) were
Russian and
Indigenous Siberian artel members, or self-emplo**** workers...
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Yakov Sannikov (fl. 1800) was a
Russian promyshlennik and
explorer of the New
Siberian Islands. In 1800,
Sannikov discovered and
charted Stolbovoy Island...
-
Yenisei in 1605,
descending it to the Sym; two
years later Mangazeyan promyshlenniks and
traders descended the
Turukhan to its
confluence with the Yenisei...
- the
Ermak and two
other smaller,
armed sailing ships,
manned by 150
promyshlenniks (fur traders),
along with 400–500
Aleuts in 250 baidarkas. In this engagement...
-
although his name is
often missing from
public displays. When
Russian promyshlenniks (fur hunters)
invaded the Aleutians, the
ancient culture and traditions...
- of the Fox Islands. The
Aleuts were
unhappy with the
depredations of
Promyshlenniks (Russian fur workers) who
followed on the
heels of the explorers, and...
- by
Ermak and two
other smaller,
armed sailing ships,
manned by 150
promyshlenniks (fur traders),
along with 400–500
Aleuts in 250 baidarkas. This force...
-
capital of
Russian America at the time. RAC
records identify him as a
promyshlennik, a term that came from the
Siberian fur
trade and
which the RAC used...
- are
taken into the
wilderness to
evade the
Russian manhunters called promyshlennik sent to
capture or kill the prisoners. It
turns out that Gregori's native...
- (miss) rafraîchissoir (Janga) ayaca****te (Janga) (miss) doab (Hathwar)
promyshlennik (Janga)
lygaeid (Hathwar) écorché (Janga)
krausen (Hathwar) villancico...
