At Tuvans of Tsengel
Keywords:
Tuvans; scientific tourism; small ethnic groups of MongoliaAbstract
Article is about the International scientific expedition under the direction of Japanese professor Y.Konagaya to Bayan-Ölgii aimag (province) of Mongolia which took place in summer of 2012. Author investigates into the features of way of life and culture of Mongolian Tuvans.References
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