Samoyed territories

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Samoyed territories are the traditional homelands in northern Eurasia inhabited by the Samoyedic-speaking Indigenous peoples of Siberia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous territory
cultural region
traditional homeland
associatedWith Indigenous peoples of Siberia
Samoyedic peoples
associatedWithLanguageFamily Samoyedic languages
climate Arctic region
surface form: Arctic

subarctic
culturalPractices shamanic traditions
tundra reindeer pastoralism
culturalSignificance maintenance of Indigenous reindeer herding
preservation of Samoyedic languages
ecosystem taiga
tundra
ethnolinguisticGroup Samoyedic-speaking peoples
extendsAcross Arctic coast of Russia
Central Siberia
European Russia
Western Siberia
governedWithin Russian federal subjects
historicalContinuity pre-Russian settlement era
historicalUse fishing
hunting
reindeer herding
languageFamily Uralic languages
linguisticBranch Samoyedic branch of Uralic
locatedIn Siberia
northern Eurasia
locatedInCountry Russia
surface form: Russian Federation
partOf Arctic and subarctic regions
populationType nomadic and semi-nomadic herders
recognizedAs Indigenous cultural landscape
Indigenous peoples’ ancestral lands
threatenedBy climate change
industrial development
resource extraction
traditionalInhabitants Enets
surface form: Enets people

Nenets
surface form: Nenets people

Nganasan people NERFINISHED
Selkup
surface form: Selkup people

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Matthias Castrén traveledTo Samoyed territories