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...ians]] (0.31%), [[Belarusians]] (0.26%), [[Azerbaijanis|Azeri]] (0.18%), [[Evenks]] (0.13%), [[Volga Germans|Nemts]] (0.11%), [[Chuvash people|Chuvash]] (0.1 ...

[[File:Evenk folk ensemble Osiktakan.jpg|thumb|[[Evenks]] are native to Evenkia, as well as [[Sakha Republic|Yakutia]] & beyond.]] ...to 67 ethnic groups, including ethnic [[Russian people|Russians]] (62%), [[Evenks]] (21.5%), [[Yakuts]] (5.6%), [[Ukrainian people|Ukrainians]] (3.1%), [[Ket ...

...Transbaikal [[Siberian Cossacks]]) with indigenous people: [[Buryats]], [[Evenks]], [[Mongols]], [[Daurs]] and [[Manchus]]. The term has reportedly been in ...

...nguage=en}}</ref> Dzhigda's total population, of mainly [[Russians]] and [[Evenks]], as of 2022, is 230, after having steadily decreased from 1992's census o ...

{{Distinguish|text=[[Evenks]]}} ...the language of their neighbors, the Evenks. The Evens are close to the [[Evenks]] by their origins and [[culture]], having migrated with them from central ...

...venks]] and Russian [[Cossack]]s.<ref name=":0" /> Part of her work on the Evenks was a photograph she captured in 1931 of the disk-shaped device called ''in ...

...ussian Empire|Russian]] merchants and leasing river valleys to hunters was Evenks' main source of income,<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Сирина |first=А.А. ...ea initially consisted of a wildlife sanctuary, and a hunting reserve. The Evenks had been resettled to the northern Tompa River valley, and the first direct ...

...luding other related Manchu groups, but not the [[Daur people|Daurs]] or [[Evenks]]) of the Amur Valley at the time of the [[Russian–Manchu border conflict ...ee different ethnic groups: 1. the Jurchens proper (zurchen) ...; 2. The [[Evenks|Evenki]] residents of the [[Zeya River]] basin ...; 3. Some ethnic group wh ...

...isting of the [[Nani people|Nanai]], the [[Udege people|Udege]], and the [[Evenks]] and descendants of the [[Tungusic languages|Tungus]]-speaking [[Tungusic ...

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* [[Evenks]] – 51.9% ...hools and hospitals, amateur musical clubs, and otherwise encouraged the [[Evenks]] to switch from their nomadic lifestyle to a settled way of life. ...

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Historically [[Evenks]] have inhabited the basin of the Anabar River.<ref name=Forsyth>{{cite boo ...

.../humbiol/vol74/iss6/2/ |doi=10.1353/hub.2003.0006|s2cid=9443804 }}</ref> [[Evenks]] 27%<ref name=Xue2006 />-70%,<ref name=Pakendorf2006 /> [[Udege people|Ude ...a]]n and [[indigenous peoples of Siberia|Siberian]] peoples, such as the [[Evenks]],<ref name = "Malyarchuk2010" /> [[Evens]],<ref name = "Malyarchuk2010" /> ...

...he main part. Stronger, traditionally used to tie a horse or reindeer by [[evenks]] in [[Siberia]], tied with a method suitable for tying while wearing a glo ...

[[Russians]]: 76.08%<br>[[Buryats]]: 14.07%<br>[[Evenks]]: 5.04%<br>Others: 4.81% ...

...Ikat Bowl mountain lake in the range, a traditional sacred place for the [[Evenks]]. ...

...Cossack Host partially consisted of [[Siberia]]n Cossacks, [[Buryats]], [[Evenks|Evenk]] (Tungus) military units, and included the [[peasant]] population of ...

...(Alexander) | last = ТРАПЕЗНИКОВ (Trapeznikov) }}, citing the monograph ''Evenks'' of [[Galina Varlamova]] ...

...to 67 ethnic groups, including ethnic [[Russian people|Russians]] (62%), [[Evenks]] (21.5%), [[Yakuts]] (5.6%), [[Ukrainian people|Ukrainians]] (3.1%), [[Ke |align="left"|[[Evenks]] ...