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                                        Science Editor
                      S.V. Bereznitskiy, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Senior Researcher,
                   Head of the Department of Ehnography of Siberia of Peter the Great Museum of
                          Anthropology and Ethnography (the Kunstkamera) RAS,
                          Professor of the RSPU after A.I. Gerzen, Saint-Petersburg

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                  O.E. Dobzhanskaya, Doctor in Art, Associate Professor of the Department of Culture and Art,
                 Professor of the Department of Art History of the Arctic State Institute Culture and Arts


               Osipova, Marina Viktorovna, Mamcheva, Natalya Alexandrovna
           О--74      Osipova  M.V.,  Mamcheva  N.A.  The  Heavenly  Companions  of  the  Ainu  —
               М. : DELIBRI, 2022. — 408 p. : ill.

                    The Ainu are the indigenous peoples of Hokkaido and formerly of the southern part of Sakhalin, the
               Kuril Islands, and the southern part of the cape Lopatka on the Kamchatka Peninsula. They created the
               unique culture, which still attracts the attention of the researches. This monograph is an attempt to
               characterize the origin of the Ainu cult of birds, reflected in legends and tales, songs, music and dance.
                    The publication is intended for scientists as well as a wide range of readers, who want to know
               much more about indigenous peoples’ culture of the far Eastern Pacific Islands.
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                                Dmitriy Tashlyizkiy “Two poles”, 2021.
                                     Canvas, mixed technique




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                                            © Authors. M.V. Osipova, N.A. Mamcheva, 2022
                                            ©  Illustrations G.D. Pavlishin, V.N. Kyizlasov,
                                             D. Tashleizkiy, T. Malzeva, 2022
                                            ©  Photo D. Ivanov, A. Kharitonov, M.V. Osipova,
                                             N.A. Mamcheva, V.V. Tariko, Yu.Yu. Porshneva,
                                             2022
           ISBN 978-5-4491-1438-9           © Edition, design. DELIBRI, 2022
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