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За последние два года сбор костей мамонтов в арктических районах Якутии вырос на более 60% Сбор мамонтовой кости как традиционный промысел коренного населения восточносибирской Арктики (XVII - начало XX в.) Mammoth bone collecting as a traditional occupation of the indigenous populationof the East Siberian Arctic (17th — early 20th c.) Заинтересованных обучили особенностям экспорта бивней мамонта
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