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Five nomads from the Amur region Date: 19th century
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This evocative photograph captures the essence of nomadic life in the Amur region of Russia during the 19th century. Five nomads, dressed in traditional garb, are shown gathered around a small fire, their faces etched with the marks of a hard and transient existence. The Amur region, located in the far east of Russia, was home to various nomadic tribes, including the Solon, Oroch, and Hezhen peoples. These groups were known for their semi-nomadic lifestyle, moving between summer pastures and winter settlements with their herds of cattle, horses, and reindeer. The photograph offers a rare glimpse into the daily life of these nomads, who were largely isolated from the outside world. Their clothing, consisting of fur-trimmed coats, felt hats, and leather boots, reflects the harsh climate and rugged terrain of the region. The fire, a vital source of warmth and sustenance, is surrounded by simple tools and utensils, including a kettle, a wooden bowl, and a metal pot. Despite the challenges of their existence, the nomads of the Amur region were known for their resilience and adaptability. They lived in harmony with nature, using the resources of the land to sustain themselves and their herds. This photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the rich cultural heritage of Russia's nomadic past, a time when the rhythms of nature shaped the lives of its people.
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