Leaving footprints in the Taiga

Содержание

• Introduction. Luck, Spirits and Places
• Chapter 1. People I Lived With: Community, Subsistence and Skills
• Chapter 2. Luck, Spirits and Domination
• Chapter 3. Sharing, Trust and Accumulation
• Chapter 4. ‘Relying On My Own Two’: Walking and Luck
• Chapter 5. Living Places: Tracking Animals and Camps
• Chapter 6. Mastery of Time: Weather and Opportunities
• Chapter 7. Herding, Hunting and Ambiguity
• Chapter 8. Rock Art, Shamans and Healing
• Chapter 9. Conclusions: Ambivalence, Reciprocity and Luck

Таблицы, карты и изображения в издании

• Tables
  • Table 1.1. Representation of Orochen and Murchen clans and
    families
  • Table 1.2. Average temperatures in Tungokochen village, 2004–2005
  • Table 1.3. Annual round of hunting activities, 2005–2006
  • Table 1.4. The use of reindeer vis-à-vis horses as transport in hunting
  • Table 1.5. Variety and seasonality of animals killed by two Aruneev family groups based in diff erent settings
  • Table 3.1. The variety of groceries imported to the storage platform in autumn 2004
  • Table 5.1. How hunters read animal tracks in summer and winter
  • Table 6.1. Correlations between weather and hunting activities
  • Table 7.1. The main grazing areas and diet of the Zhumaneev-Aruneev family’s reindeer herd, 2004–2005
  • Table 7.2. Table of lost reindeer and predators killed by the Zhumaneev-Aruneev family
  • Table 7.3. Reindeer herders’ and hunters’ uses of wild animal parts for food and medicine
• Карты
  • Map 1.1. Sketch map of research sites in Zabaikal’ia
  • Map 4.1. Aleksei Aruneev’s fur and game animal hunting routes, followed for a few weeks in the Siligli River basin in 2005
  • Map 5.1. Sketch map of reindeer bikit drawn by Nikolai Aruneev
  • Map 5.2. Sketch map of moose bikit drawn by Nikolai Aruneev
  • Map 5.3. Map of the Zhumaneev-Aruneev family’s camps and other important sites of subsistence
  • Map 5.4. Sketch map of fur hunting camp near the Poperechnaia River
• Схемы
  • Figure 1.1. Bear paws cut for trade to China
  • Figure 1.2. Christianization of Orochen of Nerchinsk County in early twentieth century
  • Figure 1.3. Kinship chart showing the main families
  • Figure 1.4. Aleksei Aruneev skinning a moose
  • Figure 1.5. Burned hummocks in a fi eld
  • Figure 1.6. The reindeer herd owned by the Zhumaneev-Aruneev family
  • Figure 1.7. Nikolai Aruneev transporting a moose carcass and his camping gear by reindeer
  • Figure 1.8. Olga Zhumaneeva with hunted squirrels
  • Figure 1.9. Gena Kirilov softening moose skin
  • Figure 2.1. Omiruk dolls belonging to the Dogonchin family
  • Figure 2.2. Sketch representing fragmentation of scapula
  • Figure 2.3. Aleksei Aruneev divining from the shoulder blade of a roe deer