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embroidery", bakhroma (бахрома) – "fringe", staroobryadets in the Russian Arctic, the role of Northern games and festivals,
(старообрядец) – "Old Believer", starozhyl (старожил) – "long- development of ecological tourism in the Arctic, as well as issues of
time resident", kamlanie (камлание) – "shamanistic ritual", translation of the native language imagery into Russian and English
vargan (варган) (mus. instrument)" – "Jew's-harp" (Gabysheva, with the aim of promotion of the Northern cultures.
Tikhonov, and Ignateva 2015), kochiovka (кочевка) – "roaming
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