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Yakuts in Siberia
Description
Apron
Bag
Belt
Boa
Boot
Boot leg/legging
Boot leg/legging hair side turned inwards
Cap
Cape
Coat
Collar
Combination suit
Diaper
Dress
Earmuff
Garment
Glove
Hat
Hood
Kayakdress
Knee warmers
Mitten
Mitten liner
Muff
Over sleeve
Pantyhose
Parka
Shirt
Shoe
Skirt
Sole
Spray skirt
Stocking
Trousers
T-shirt
Waistcoat
Wristlet
Gender
Boy
Child
Girl
Man
Unisex
Unknown
Woman
Geographical region
Alaska
Buryat Mongolia
Cherkess
Chuchki in Siberia
Denmark
European Kalmyk
Evenks in Siberia
Greenland
Iglulik Inuit and Baffin Island Inuit in Canada
Inuit in Alaska and the Aleutian Islands
Inuit in East Greenland
Inuit in North Greenland
Inuit in West Greenland
Kamchadal
Kazan Tatar
Kobber Inuit in Canada
Koryaks in Siberia
Labrador Eskimo
Mackenzie Inuit in Canada
Nanai in Siberia
Nenets and Khanti in Siberia
Netsilik Inuit in Canada
Nivkh in Siberia
Rensdyr Inuit in Canada
Sami in North Scandinavia and Russia
Southeast Siberia
Yakuts in Siberia
Material
Animal
Arctic fox
Arctic hare
Artificial fiber
Atlantic puffin
Atlantic salmon
Bearded seal
Beluga whale
Bird
Brown bear
Brown trout
Cattle
Common eider
Common raven
Cormorant
Cotton
Deer family
Dog
Dog familiy
Dovekie
Eurasian beaver
Eurasian lynx
European otter
Fish
Flax
Great northern loon
Grey wolf
Ground squirrel
Ground squirrels
Harbour seal
Harp seal
Horse
Horse family
Mammal
Moose
Muskox
Polar bear
Rabbit and hare family
Raccoon
Red fox
Reindeer
Ringed seal
Sable
Seal genus (Phoca)
Shark
Sheep
Silk worm
South American sea lion
Spotted seal
Squirrel
Squirrel family
Stoat (ermine)
Thick-billed murre
Vegetable fiber
Walrus
West Caucasian tur
Wolverine
Picture type
3D
Trousers, hair side turned inwards
Woman
Yakuts in Siberia
Skin de-haired with epidermis: Reindeer,
caribou
Trousers, hair side turned outwards
Unknown
Yakuts in Siberia
Skin de-haired with epidermis: Mammal,
not identified
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