Kosmilisest jahist Põhja-Euraasia kaljutaides

The article treats the possible reflections of the Cosmic Hunt myth in the rock art of Karelia, Siberia, the Far East and Northern Mongolia. The analysis comprises the more interesting groups of depictions, located on the coast of Lake Onega on Cape Peri Nos III, and on the northern Cape of Besov No...

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Customs / Folklore
Far East
Karelia
Mongolia
prehistoric religion
rock art
Siberia
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