 | Native Russian Drumming It is interesting to compare this with Native American Drumming. |
 | Two Koryak Games — Kamchatka Russia The Koryaks are mainly reindeer herders along the Bering Sea. They once roamed a much larger area of the Russian Far East but warfare with Russian Cossacks and a smallpox epidemic in 1769-1770 reduced the Koryak population from about 10,000 in 1700 to 4,800 in 1800. They now number about 100,000 and are the largest indigenous group in Russia. |
 | Siberian-Russian Native People Koryaks are one of the native people of Russia. |
 | Koryak People Koryaks are the aborginal people of far east Russia. |
 | Siberian shamans: ancient magic in the modern world It's been three hundred years since people in the remote land of Khakassia in Siberia adopted Christianity, but they still cling to many pagan traditions. Their ancient culture still believes in the mysterious healing powers of shamans. |
 | Warm Springs Indian Pow Wow traditional womens team dance 1 1998 Warm Springs Native American Indian Pow wow. Traditional women's team dance no. 1. The Warm Springs reservation in the state of Oregon is made up of three tribes - The Wasco, Walla Wallas and Northern Paiutes. Northern traditional Indian womens dancing is a graceful dance, where their leather fringes sway with the beat of the drum as the move across the dance areana in a graceful motion. The women wear full beaded outfits and traditional basket hats as they carry corn husk bags. Traditional Plateau area Native women's attire. Many of the dancers come from the surrounding area in the Pacific Northwest, like Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Western Canada and California. |
 | Kamchatka Kamchatka |
 | Russian Arctic Throat Singing I love their singing. They have so much fun. Be sure to watch the very last part where she makes faces. Wonderful. |
 | The Time When Dreams Melt - PREVIEW Purchase: http://www.der.org/films/time-when-dreams-melt.html This film was shot in Northeastern Russia in the Providenia District of the Chukchi Autonomous Region, an area occupied by the Yupik Eskimos of Northeast Asia for millennia. The protagonist of the film is a collective character, he calls himself "Yupik-The True Man" the same way his ancestors referred to themselves. The story he tells is based on the life of the Asian Eskimo from earliest history to the present. Through his eyes we experience contemporary Eskimo life; the summer walrus hunt, life in the village and also the insistent memory of a vivid past, an Eskimo childhood spent in harmony with the land before the turning point, the tragic year, 1958. The conclusion of the protagonist is paradoxical; in spite of the great loss of human life and spirit, the Eskimos have managed to retain basic elements of traditional culture and ethnic identity. They hope to return to the land of their ancestors and recover the past strength of their people. a film by Aleksei Vakhrushev distributed by Documentary Educational Resources |
 | Campus Reactions: Playboy's Girls of the Big 10 Issue From http://www.playboyu.com On the Girls of the Big 10 Tour we asked students if they knew about the College Girls Pictorial and what they thought about it. |
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