- PII
 - S0869-54150000460-9-1
 - DOI
 - 10.7868/S50000460-9-1
 - Publication type
 - Article
 - Status
 - Published
 - Authors
 - Volume/ Edition
 - Volume / Issue 6
 - Pages
 - 130-139
 - Abstract
 - The article provides a description of a Koryak shaman's belt with an anthropomorphic rosette of an unusual shape. Similar artistic canons in cultures of native peoples of the North and analogous iconographies among northeastern Paleo-Asiatic peoples are examined. Drawing on field research among the Koryak of the Verkhnii Paren' village (Northern-Evenki district, Magadan region), the author shows that the sujet refers to the image of a child. She argues that there is a morphologically developed arrangement of age-gender statuses of anthropomorphic images in Koryaks' decorative and applied arts.
 - Keywords
 - Koryak, Verkhnii Paren’ village, shaman’s belt, rosette, anthropomorphic image, reincarnation, age-gender status
 - Date of publication
 - 01.11.2013
 - Year of publication
 - 2013
 - Number of purchasers
 - 1
 - Views
 - 819