Landscape and Culture in Northern Eurasia

Peter Jordan is a Senior Lecturer in Archaeology at the University of Aberdeen. His research interests include the archaeology, ethnoarchaeology and ethnohistory of northern hunter-gatherers and reindeer-herders.

• 1: Landscape and Culture in Northern Eurasia: An Introduction; 1: Landscape, Communication and Obligation; 2: Seeing with Others' Eyes: Hunting and ‘Idle Talk' in the Landscape of the Siberian Iukagir; 3: Shamanistic Revival in a Post-Socialist Landscape: Luck and Ritual among Zabaikal'e Orochen-Evenkis; 4: Landscapes in Motion: Opening Pathways in Kamchatkan Hunting and Herding Rituals; 5: Material and Linguistic Perspectives on Sel'kup Sacred Places; 2: Landscape, Dwelling and Practice; 6: Dwelling in the Landscape Among the Reindeer Herding Chukchis of Chukotka; 7: ‘Marking' the Land: Sacrifices, Cemeteries and Sacred Places among the Iamal Nenetses; 8: Landscape Perception and Sacred Places amongst the Vasiugan Khants; 9: Perceptions of Landscape among the Lake Essei Iakut: Narrative, Memory and Knowledge; 10: The Creation and Persistence of Cultural Landscapes among the Siberian Evenkis: Two Conceptions of ‘Sacred' Space; 3: Landscapes in Long-term Transformation; 11: The Mansi Sacred Landscape in Long-Term Historical Perspective; 12: Sacred Places and Masters of Hunting Luck in the Forest Worlds of the Udege People of the Russian Far East; 13: Komi Reindeer Herders: Syncretic and Pragmatic Notions of Being in the Tundra; 14: Siberian Landscapes in Ket Traditional Culture; 15: Sacred Sites, Settlements and Place-Names: Ancient Saami Landscapes in Northern Coastal Sweden