Samoyedic peoples

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The Samoyedic peoples are indigenous groups of northern Eurasia, traditionally semi-nomadic reindeer herders and hunters inhabiting parts of Siberia and the Russian Arctic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Uralic peoples
ethnic group
associatedWith reindeer pastoralism
tundra ecology
culturalEnvironment Arctic climate
subarctic climate
culturalPractice fur clothing production
reindeer sled use
tent dwelling
ethnicallyRelatedTo Finnic peoples NERFINISHED
Permic peoples NERFINISHED
Ugric peoples NERFINISHED
hasPart Enets people NERFINISHED
Kamas people NERFINISHED
Koibal people
Mator people NERFINISHED
Nenets people NERFINISHED
Nganasan people NERFINISHED
Selkup people NERFINISHED
historicalStatus indigenous peoples of the Russian Empire
indigenous peoples of the Soviet Union
languageFamily Samoyedic languages
partOf Uralic language family NERFINISHED
presentIn Finland NERFINISHED
Norway NERFINISHED
Russian Federation NERFINISHED
recognizedAs indigenous small-numbered peoples of the North in Russia
religion Russian Orthodoxy NERFINISHED
shamanism
subclassOf Uralic ethnic groups
indigenous peoples of Siberia
indigenous peoples of the Russian Arctic
traditionalLifestyle semi-nomadic
traditionalOccupation fishing
hunting
reindeer herding
traditionalRegion Arctic tundra
Krasnoyarsk Krai NERFINISHED
Nenets Autonomous Okrug NERFINISHED
Russian Arctic NERFINISHED
Taimyr Peninsula NERFINISHED
Tomsk Oblast NERFINISHED
Yamal Peninsula NERFINISHED
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug NERFINISHED
forest-tundra zone
northern Siberia NERFINISHED

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Samoyedic languages areSpokenByEthnicGroup Samoyedic peoples
Samoyed territories associatedWith Samoyedic peoples
Nordiska resor och forskningar describes Samoyedic peoples
Samoyedic languages spokenBy Samoyedic peoples