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increasing contact for centuries. A
female shaman is
sometimes called a
shamanka,
which is not an
actual Tungus term but
simply shaman plus the Russian...
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Shaman Rock, Cape Burhan, or
Shamanka is a rock, on
Olkhon Island, Lake Baikal, Russia. It is in
Pribaikalsky National Park, and is near Khuzhir, the largest...
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western coast,
close to Khuzhir, is Baikal's most
famous landmark, the
Shamanka, or Shaman's Rock.
Natives believe that Burkhan, a
modern religious cult...
- The
Shamanka Шаманка [ru], a holy rock in
Shamanism and one of the 9 most holy
places in Asia, on the
westcoast of Olkhon...
- the
Shamanka II
samples (DA250),
dated to c. 6500 BP, was
analyzed as NO1-M214 in the
original study. However, this same
specimen (DA250 or
Shamanka 250)...
- ("Fofonovo_EN"), and the
western Baikal Kitoi culture ("Baikal_EN", 5200–4200 BCE or
Shamanka_EN), as well as in
conjunction with
Ancient Paleo-Siberians (APS), the...
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though freer renderings often simply use the
phrase "female shaman" (
shamanka)[citation needed] or, as
Lafcadio Hearn translated it, "Divineress". Some...
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components in the
Kyrgyz are from
Baikal hunter-gatherer (i.e., Russia_
Shamanka_Eneolithic; 59.3–69.8%) and
Iranian farmer–related
ancestries (16–23.8%)...
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Shamanka (Russian: Шаманка) is a
rural locality (a settlement) in
Kurumkansky District,
Republic of Buryatia, Russia. The po****tion was 192 as of 2010...
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Eastern ancestry among the Saka can also be
represented by Lake
Baikal (
Shamanka_EBA-like) groups. The
spread of Saka-like
ancestry can be
linked with the...
